Wouldn't you agree, these are the best sliders for the money?

joeykoins

Whatcha think guys?


Sorry, Couldn't resist. On my way home from work!
Mmmmmmmmm!

PerryHall

You fooled me.
For the new coin collectors here, "slider" is an old slang term for an otherwise mint state coin with very light highpoint wear. Picture a new coin that has been slid across a tabletop or a bar top which is where the term came from. This term has pretty much been replaced with AU58.

Conshyboy

@PerryHall said:
You fooled me.
For the new coin collectors here, "slider" is an old slang term for an otherwise mint state coin with very light highpoint wear. Picture a new coin that has been slid across a tabletop or a bar top which is where the term came from. This term has pretty much been replaced with AU58.

Thank you for the explanation

Dropdaflag

I vote for the South.

rhedden

They count in your Everyman meal.

joeykoins

@PerryHall said:
You fooled me.
For the new coin collectors here, "slider" is an old slang term for an otherwise mint state coin with very light highpoint wear. Picture a new coin that has been slid across a tabletop or a bar top which is where the term came from. This term has pretty much been replaced with AU58.

Thanks for explaining to the "not knowing group".

Dropdaflag

My friend says he might have seen you there!

ricko

I thought the original term slider was for the White Castle burgers... small and greasy. I knew why it was adopted for coins... But as I recall, it was those burgers, usually consumed late at night on the way back to the barracks/ship. Cheers, RickO

Steven59

If you are a Cleveland Guardians fan then this is the "Slider" we think of