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Post Your ANA WFOM Attire Here

Hi CU,

To assist those looking to find me (or even those looking to avoid me), I am posting my three day ANA attire here.

PS - yes, those shirts are mustard yellow:

See you all there (maybe),

Tim

pointfivezero

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Re: Is it possible to buy raw PL or DMPL coins on ebay?

@Morgan13 said:
So the majority of us feel the same. I have returned 5 coins this month to different sellers. I am fortunate enough to have a P.O. close to me.

You are a nightmare for any seller...

jmlanzaf

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Re: For Auction - THE original 7.5-inch bronze model for the US Mint "Broken Sword" Peace Dollar reverse

@blitzdude said:

@Namvet69 said:

@dcarr said:

@lermish said:
This is extremely cool and I wish you the best of luck!

On a semi related note, from the description:

Heritage Auctions said:
evaluated by Roger W. Burdette and deemed genuine "based on the body of information presented by [the owner] and from independent sources" (2/2025).

Kudos to RWB given his past animosity...but I am very curious how that conversation went...

The "animosity" you refer to is still going one, as evidenced by a current discussion on an another forum:
https://boards.ngccoin.com/topic/438624-daniel-carr-to-mint-the-2026-madison-county-coin-club-medal/

Very uncool snide comment by RWB. IMHO

Thats OK, just censor/remove the "unpopular" free speech, seems to be the norm these days. For the record I'd personally bid about $3.88 max. Expensive clay pigeon. RGDS!

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$3.88 is expensive ?

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dcarr

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Re: The forum needs a little humor.

JWP

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Re: The forum needs a little humor.

JWP

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Re: Saturday morning coffee with coins

My 4 shipwreck coins

JWP

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Re: Can You Grade From Images?

@FlyingAl said:
Can You Grade From Images?

Me, personally?.... No. Not by images or in hand. I'm not a professional...

But I can come pretty close knowing the difference between these two images without being dangerous. 😉

OAKSTAR

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Re: Question on this coin

@BillJones said:

@coinbuf said:
Hard pass, even if that was removed there appears to be some residual remnants of whatever it was.

It all depends upon the grade and the price. It is only a “hard pass” if there is active corrosion or some other progressive form of deterioration.

One thing you learn about older coins. Nothing is “perfect” especially when it’s copper.

I have been collecting copper coins for over 40 years. As a long time copper collector, I must disagree with your assertion for a common coin like this. If this was a very rare, difficult to find early large cent coin then concessions might be in order, not for this.