Poll: How often do you dream about coins?
wingedliberty
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I dream about coins at least once a week. They are usually ones that I can't afford, but sometimes
its more realistic.
Brian.
its more realistic.
Brian.
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Maybe I'm not committed enough or just not committed.
Joe.
I hate it when you see my post before I can edit the spelling.
Always looking for nice type coins
my local dealer
Bill
Russ, NCNE
I then follow her up to some musty old attic to see her open up a huge wooden chest (like those Ebay bulk wheat cent sellers always show) revealing thousands of original beautifully circulated fine or better Barber halves. She then says "I am ready to pass, and these have been cluttering up my attic for years. Would you take them off my hands?"
Yes...Yes I would!!
Tyler
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<< <i>I have never dreamed about coins, but have lied awake at nights fantasizing about some lame scenario where I help out an old lady mow her lawn or do some handy man job around the house, with which she then opens up to me and says, "your such a nice man, why don't you take your pick of any old half dollars that my late Harold collected back years ago"
I then follow her up to some musty old attic to see her open up a huge wooden chest (like those Ebay bulk wheat cent sellers always show) revealing thousands of original beautifully circulated fine or better Barber halves. She then says "I am ready to pass, and tohese have been cluttering up my attic fr years. Would you take them off my hands?"
Yes...Yes I would!!
Tyler >>
Thanks for making me laugh, I often have similar dreams, but feel both guilty and dissapointed afterwards.
Brian.
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What would your slabbed coins be worth if the grading services went out of business? What would your coins be worth if the Internet was taken offline for good?
I once had a dream about being covered by Morgan Dollars up to my neck and my wife was beatting me over the head with a broom yelling take out the garbage.
"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."
Brian.
was selected for the Florida quarter.
Brian.
However, I have spent many nights having trouble getting to sleep - because my brain won't "turn off" thinking about coins.
Brian.
Brian.
I then follow her up to some musty old attic to see her open up a huge wooden chest (like those Ebay bulk wheat cent sellers always show) revealing thousands of original beautifully circulated fine or better Barber halves. She then says "I am ready to pass, and these have been cluttering up my attic for years. Would you take them off my hands?"
Yes...Yes I would!!
Even though it sounds like "It's a Wonderfull Life." I would have married that old gal and had my way with her! Woof, woof!
Leo
I then follow her up to some musky old attic
Hey buddy, that wasn't the attic! LOL
The more qualities observed in a coin, the more desirable that coin becomes!
My Jefferson Nickel Collection
better be all halves for me to sink that low. lol
Brian..
The other day a customer of mine was telling me how "Grandpa" used to cherry pick Morgans from original mint bags and set them aside for his grandchild. When Grandpa passed away his grandson (my customer) sorted all of these dollars and put them in his attic for his grandchildren. We discussed values and dates and he swore that there was a roll of uncirculated 93-S Morgans in his stash. My dream involved selling all of these in a coordinated blitz of travel from one large dealer to another before it was realized that this fresh material had hit the market and retiring on the commissions. The next day my customer admitted that although he has many uncirculated Morgans none are 93-S. Guess that I will just keep dreaming.
Jr