@FinnsCoin said:
It's news to me there is even a catalog there wasnt when I sent them off
I'm quoting this in case you decided to edit out your denial that you effectively admitted was a lie only a few posts later.
On another note, your website mentions "snaps" and not "slabs". So I presume these are not sealed. Don't you understand the inherent problem with that?
Now i wonder of you're even going to the coin show, or was this all a marketing ploy? 🤔
@FinnsCoin said:
It's news to me there is even a catalog there wasnt when I sent them off
I'm quoting this in case you decided to edit out your denial that you effectively admitted was a lie only a few posts later.
On another note, your website mentions "snaps" and not "slabs". So I presume these are not sealed. Don't you understand the inherent problem with that?
Now i wonder of you're even going to the coin show, or was this all a marketing ploy? 🤔
You do not have the necessary qualifications to be grading coins. Your grades are 100% wrong. I'd recommend finding a local coin club or coin shop, a mentor, and time to devote to studying grading.
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@FinnsCoin said:
It's news to me there is even a catalog there wasnt when I sent them off
I'm quoting this in case you decided to edit out your denial that you effectively admitted was a lie only a few posts later.
On another note, your website mentions "snaps" and not "slabs". So I presume these are not sealed. Don't you understand the inherent problem with that?
Now i wonder of you're even going to the coin show, or was this all a marketing ploy? 🤔
I seal them shut with a soldering gun
But they are aftermarket slabs, correct? So I buy some, bust out the rare coins from your slabs, put a lesser coin into the new snap and transfer your labels, and seal them with a soldering gun.
@FinnsCoin said:
It's news to me there is even a catalog there wasnt when I sent them off
I'm quoting this in case you decided to edit out your denial that you effectively admitted was a lie only a few posts later.
On another note, your website mentions "snaps" and not "slabs". So I presume these are not sealed. Don't you understand the inherent problem with that?
Now i wonder of you're even going to the coin show, or was this all a marketing ploy? 🤔
I seal them shut with a soldering gun
But they are aftermarket slabs, correct? So I buy some, bust out the rare coins from your slabs, put a lesser coin into the new snap and transfer your labels, and seal them with a soldering gun.
@FinnsCoin said:
It's news to me there is even a catalog there wasnt when I sent them off
I'm quoting this in case you decided to edit out your denial that you effectively admitted was a lie only a few posts later.
On another note, your website mentions "snaps" and not "slabs". So I presume these are not sealed. Don't you understand the inherent problem with that?
Now i wonder of you're even going to the coin show, or was this all a marketing ploy? 🤔
I seal them shut with a soldering gun
But they are aftermarket slabs, correct? So I buy some, bust out the rare coins from your slabs, put a lesser coin into the new snap and transfer your labels, and seal them with a soldering gun.
@FinnsCoin said:
It's news to me there is even a catalog there wasnt when I sent them off
I'm quoting this in case you decided to edit out your denial that you effectively admitted was a lie only a few posts later.
On another note, your website mentions "snaps" and not "slabs". So I presume these are not sealed. Don't you understand the inherent problem with that?
Now i wonder of you're even going to the coin show, or was this all a marketing ploy? 🤔
I seal them shut with a soldering gun
But they are aftermarket slabs, correct? So I buy some, bust out the rare coins from your slabs, put a lesser coin into the new snap and transfer your labels, and seal them with a soldering gun.
but it wouldn't be on the spreadsheet
Sure it would. Your original label would be transfered to the new snap.
@Davidk7 said:
You do not have the necessary qualifications to be grading coins. Your grades are 100% wrong. I'd recommend finding a local coin club or coin shop, a mentor, and time to devote to studying grading.
@FinnsCoin said:
It's news to me there is even a catalog there wasnt when I sent them off
I'm quoting this in case you decided to edit out your denial that you effectively admitted was a lie only a few posts later.
On another note, your website mentions "snaps" and not "slabs". So I presume these are not sealed. Don't you understand the inherent problem with that?
Now i wonder of you're even going to the coin show, or was this all a marketing ploy? 🤔
I seal them shut with a soldering gun
But they are aftermarket slabs, correct? So I buy some, bust out the rare coins from your slabs, put a lesser coin into the new snap and transfer your labels, and seal them with a soldering gun.
but it wouldn't be on the spreadsheet
Sure it would. Your original label would be transfered to the new snap.
@FinnsCoin said:
It's news to me there is even a catalog there wasnt when I sent them off
I'm quoting this in case you decided to edit out your denial that you effectively admitted was a lie only a few posts later.
On another note, your website mentions "snaps" and not "slabs". So I presume these are not sealed. Don't you understand the inherent problem with that?
Now i wonder of you're even going to the coin show, or was this all a marketing ploy? 🤔
I seal them shut with a soldering gun
But they are aftermarket slabs, correct? So I buy some, bust out the rare coins from your slabs, put a lesser coin into the new snap and transfer your labels, and seal them with a soldering gun.
but it wouldn't be on the spreadsheet
Sure it would. Your original label would be transfered to the new snap.
What do you say I should do then
Scrap this entire idea as it has nothing but financial failure and possible fraud written all over it.
@FinnsCoin said:
It's news to me there is even a catalog there wasnt when I sent them off
I'm quoting this in case you decided to edit out your denial that you effectively admitted was a lie only a few posts later.
On another note, your website mentions "snaps" and not "slabs". So I presume these are not sealed. Don't you understand the inherent problem with that?
Now i wonder of you're even going to the coin show, or was this all a marketing ploy? 🤔
I seal them shut with a soldering gun
But they are aftermarket slabs, correct? So I buy some, bust out the rare coins from your slabs, put a lesser coin into the new snap and transfer your labels, and seal them with a soldering gun.
but it wouldn't be on the spreadsheet
Sure it would. Your original label would be transfered to the new snap.
What do you say I should do then
Scrap this entire idea as it has nothing but financial failure and possible fraud written all over it.
Why. I put a lot of work into the website and youtube.
@FinnsCoin said:
It's news to me there is even a catalog there wasnt when I sent them off
I'm quoting this in case you decided to edit out your denial that you effectively admitted was a lie only a few posts later.
On another note, your website mentions "snaps" and not "slabs". So I presume these are not sealed. Don't you understand the inherent problem with that?
Now i wonder of you're even going to the coin show, or was this all a marketing ploy? 🤔
I seal them shut with a soldering gun
But they are aftermarket slabs, correct? So I buy some, bust out the rare coins from your slabs, put a lesser coin into the new snap and transfer your labels, and seal them with a soldering gun.
but it wouldn't be on the spreadsheet
Sure it would. Your original label would be transfered to the new snap.
What do you say I should do then
Scrap this entire idea as it has nothing but financial failure and possible fraud written all over it.
Why. I put a lot of work into the website and youtube.
Like everyone here, I have read all and I am simply dumbfounded. I would like to believe that we have a 17 year old rockstar grader who is trying to start a business similar to the way Homerun Hall did, well sort of. But based on the young fella's answers I don't see anything close to HH. How can someone who is unable to grade even think for one moment to start a reputable grading service let a lone be honest with a single post
@FinnsCoin said:
Damn, are the third world holders really that bad. I have a pcgs account with 8 vouchers but just didn't want to send them in because of the ridiculous turnaround times right now. I would think that collectors would evaluate the coin itself rather than the holder.
Those holders are a huge red flag.
Break them out and sell them as raw coins.
This x100. I have seen many reputable dealers who sell mainly raw coins. However, most dealers, even who share tables, come with a few hundred coins ready to go.
@FinnsCoin said:
Being completely honest I wanted to start a grading business with the best of my abilities and I decided to start it with my own coins
If you ever want your slabbing company to catch on, you need to add little stickers to your slabs. That seems to be all the rage these days.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
@PerryHall said:
If you ever want your slabbing company to catch on, you need to add little stickers to your slabs. That seems to be all the rage these days.
I checked put his site. He does offer a similar service.
If you don't have a table towards the entrance where the public enters, from experience, most don't venture past those first few tables. Those who do, you'll see them coming from a mile away. And if your selection isn't all that diversified, what you have on display, expect a very short, profitless visit. I think we made $4 on the sale of 2 Lincoln cents..
The 2nd year, our table was about a 3rd in from where we were. Same result especially when you're not as diversified covering many of the early series and having the rarer hard to find coins.
The most spectators we got were, as someone has said, were dealers from other tables and they didn't buy anything.
Leo 😯
The more qualities observed in a coin, the more desirable that coin becomes!
@Namvet69 said:
Entertaining and disconcerting. Waiting for the other shoe to drop. Wonder if this has anything to do with the coming solar eclipse? Peace Roy
@lcoopie said:
I don’t think forum members will trust you with their coins.
Not even if grading was free, with free shipping, and overnight grading and delivery.
I'd trust Stevie Wonder more to grade my coins.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
If I were to build a numismatic career path for a teen?
Go to college in Orlando, Los Angeles, Baltimore where multiple major shows are held.
Be in vicinity of multiple medium sized cities
Attend ANA seminars on grading and pass the Numismatic course
Join as many coin clubs as available within a days drive.
Work every show you can financially and physically attend
Network for six years
Finish college and seek a job at PCGS, NGC, ANACS, CGI or work for major dealer
Like a former MLB pitcher said to a high schooler... "don't worry about the scouts. If you can throw 90MPH they will find you."
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To OP - Newsflash - Nobody I know of buys self slabbed coins these days. Your blowing in the wind. That little racket saw its day decades ago if it ever really did anything. Defunct lol. A shop might buy them (if they are real) at money that would work for them (melt?). Put them back in 2x2’s get your more expensive ones graded by our hosts.
You know what you paid for the better coins.If you expect any kind of return, send them in to a real grading service. Yes it will cost time and money, but you are asking PCGS/NGC price guide money for coins you have made up grades for. Your grading service has been around for less than two weeks. PCGS was not an overnight success and they started with world class dealers and graders. Go slow, learn, and don’t get into the business by taking advantage of people .
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@lcoopie said:
I don’t think forum members will trust you with their coins.
Not even if grading was free, with free shipping, and overnight grading and delivery.
I have only been visiting coin sites since 2017, but I am going to say something that would make my family fall off their chairs in shock. I am speechless. James
Explains everything. I'm starting to think OP is just a troll winding up the community. Next thing you know, we'll get a show report saying how the coins all sold at close to the USB catalog price.
@FinnsCoin said:
Being completely honest I wanted to start a grading business with the best of my abilities and I decided to start it with my own coins
Nothing you have posted so far has been "completely honest." 🤣
Comments
Well, your reputation is toast right now, but if you keep posting and don't pull anymore stunts you may be able to rehabilitate it on these boards.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
I'm quoting this in case you decided to edit out your denial that you effectively admitted was a lie only a few posts later.
On another note, your website mentions "snaps" and not "slabs". So I presume these are not sealed. Don't you understand the inherent problem with that?
Now i wonder of you're even going to the coin show, or was this all a marketing ploy? 🤔
I seal them shut with a soldering gun
End Systemic Elitism - It Takes All Of Us
You do not have the necessary qualifications to be grading coins. Your grades are 100% wrong. I'd recommend finding a local coin club or coin shop, a mentor, and time to devote to studying grading.
Collector of Capped Bust Halves, SLQ's, Commems, and random cool stuff! @davidv_numismatics on Instagram
Yikes, bald-faced lie after bald-faced lie.
Who knows how long this would have gone on if he hadn't been called out.
But they are aftermarket slabs, correct? So I buy some, bust out the rare coins from your slabs, put a lesser coin into the new snap and transfer your labels, and seal them with a soldering gun.
well this isn't going to end well for the OP
List of Coins for sale at link (no photos)
https://photos.app.goo.gl/RvQQV4TSsEi3U4WW8
but it wouldn't be on the spreadsheet
but it wouldn't be on the spreadsheet
Sure it would. Your original label would be transfered to the new snap.
You forgot about the integrity...
What do you say I should do then
Scrap this entire idea as it has nothing but financial failure and possible fraud written all over it.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
This has been a very entertaining thread!
I haven't seen this level of chicanery since BNB was on the forums
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"Coin collecting for outcasts..."
Who is this "BNB"
Who is this "BNB"> @TomB said:
Why. I put a lot of work into the website and youtube.
Sigh…
Smitten with DBLCs.
Another knucklehead.
Dead Cat Waltz Exonumia
"Coin collecting for outcasts..."
Like everyone here, I have read all and I am simply dumbfounded. I would like to believe that we have a 17 year old rockstar grader who is trying to start a business similar to the way Homerun Hall did, well sort of. But based on the young fella's answers I don't see anything close to HH. How can someone who is unable to grade even think for one moment to start a reputable grading service let a lone be honest with a single post
No.... No you won't be back unless under an Alt
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Those holders are a huge red flag.
Break them out and sell them as raw coins.
This x100. I have seen many reputable dealers who sell mainly raw coins. However, most dealers, even who share tables, come with a few hundred coins ready to go.
Wow, this has been interesting...
Mark
If I throw the $10 into my fireplace with a match instead, at least my coins will retain their value.
I'm considering sending a coin off for grading and slab. I might own one of the rarest slabs ever. Only 23 known to exist!
Mark
This thread is very entertaining.
I will say this, I'm impressed with the USB grading company's 'lightening fast' turnaround times. They have that going for them.
"Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working" Pablo Picasso
And what are your bona fides? We've already seen your FB dime. People want expert opinions.
And what are your guarantees?
Are the slabs sonically sealed so they can't be opened?
The point is not to simply pay someone else to snap them into a plastic holder.
While I applaud your initiative, lying to us repeatedly for days isn't the way to gain trust.
If you ever want your slabbing company to catch on, you need to add little stickers to your slabs. That seems to be all the rage these days.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
I checked put his site. He does offer a similar service.
https://unitedstatesbullion.org/sticker-certification/
If you don't have a table towards the entrance where the public enters, from experience, most don't venture past those first few tables. Those who do, you'll see them coming from a mile away. And if your selection isn't all that diversified, what you have on display, expect a very short, profitless visit. I think we made $4 on the sale of 2 Lincoln cents..
The 2nd year, our table was about a 3rd in from where we were. Same result especially when you're not as diversified covering many of the early series and having the rarer hard to find coins.
The most spectators we got were, as someone has said, were dealers from other tables and they didn't buy anything.
Leo 😯
The more qualities observed in a coin, the more desirable that coin becomes!
My Jefferson Nickel Collection
Creepier than anything a numismatist said to his date.
Reading the OP’s comments, & commenting on this thread have been a total waste of my time.
I’m outta here.
Entertaining and disconcerting. Waiting for the other shoe to drop. Wonder if this has anything to do with the coming solar eclipse? Peace Roy
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I don’t think forum members will trust you with their coins.
Not even if grading was free, with free shipping, and overnight grading and delivery.
I'd trust Stevie Wonder more to grade my coins.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
If you are honestly 17...
You need credibility, reputation, and contacts.
If I were to build a numismatic career path for a teen?
Go to college in Orlando, Los Angeles, Baltimore where multiple major shows are held.
Be in vicinity of multiple medium sized cities
Attend ANA seminars on grading and pass the Numismatic course
Join as many coin clubs as available within a days drive.
Work every show you can financially and physically attend
Network for six years
Finish college and seek a job at PCGS, NGC, ANACS, CGI or work for major dealer
Like a former MLB pitcher said to a high schooler... "don't worry about the scouts. If you can throw 90MPH they will find you."
BST: KindaNewish (3/21/21), WQuarterFreddie (3/30/21), Meltdown (4/6/21), DBSTrader2 (5/5/21) AKA- unclemonkey on Blow Out
To OP - Newsflash - Nobody I know of buys self slabbed coins these days. Your blowing in the wind. That little racket saw its day decades ago if it ever really did anything. Defunct lol. A shop might buy them (if they are real) at money that would work for them (melt?). Put them back in 2x2’s get your more expensive ones graded by our hosts.
Ah, nothing like a train wreck to go with a morning coffee.
"It's like God, Family, Country, except Sticker, Plastic, Coin."
You know what you paid for the better coins.If you expect any kind of return, send them in to a real grading service. Yes it will cost time and money, but you are asking PCGS/NGC price guide money for coins you have made up grades for. Your grading service has been around for less than two weeks. PCGS was not an overnight success and they started with world class dealers and graders. Go slow, learn, and don’t get into the business by taking advantage of people .
He’d definitely do better on circulated coins.
I have only been visiting coin sites since 2017, but I am going to say something that would make my family fall off their chairs in shock. I am speechless. James
Explains everything. I'm starting to think OP is just a troll winding up the community. Next thing you know, we'll get a show report saying how the coins all sold at close to the USB catalog price.
Or both!
Buy hey you got your post count up😜
Martin
Nothing you have posted so far has been "completely honest." 🤣