In 2003, I will...

Wingsrule

- Complete my 20th century type set
- Begin a complete CNS type set

halfnut

- Work on my set of PCGS MS-66 Kennedys shooting for 75% by years end.

- Finish my Modern Comm. Half set in NGC 69 ( Proof UC and MS )

- Add a few coins to my PCGS 20th Century Type set.

- Fill a few more holes in my Dansco Albums ( 5 out of 11 still have holes to fill ).

- Get yelled at by the Wife for spending to much on coins and not enough on her

hughesm1

<< <i>- Get yelled at by the Wife for spending to much on coins and not enough on her >>



Amen to that

sell off my lower end items and concentrate on 64 and higher morgans, frankies and 50 and higher bust halves

kieferscoins

1. Buy more coins for my set, not having to worry about getting yelled at because I have no wife

2. Become a Lieutenant of my Police Explorer Post (#32).

3. Make myself known in the hobby and hopefully snag another internship.

4. Learn as much as I can about coins and still have fun.

Cameron Kiefer

coinrookie

Unfortuneately, spend alot less on coins. But the upside is I will buy some more books and hopefully acquire more knowledge.

mommam17

Go to a coin show. Go to the local coin store more than once a year. Buy an MS 64 lustrous Monroe. Buy a nice lustrous Standing liberty quater. Have fun looking for deals on nice commems.

nwcs

1. Continue to learn about the series I'm interested in
2. Focus on Morgans, gold coins, and any coin that appeals strongly to me
3. Be smarter in how I spend and not be indiscriminate

Neptune

Get a slab. (for building).

Get organized and make mo money to buy mo coins.

KAJ1

Keep buying Lincolns, throw in a Franklin here and there.

PhillyJoe

Sell more coins than I buy.

Actually send in my own coin to be graded.

Try crossing/upgrading a few of my best '64 A/Hs

Get my 1869 SLH (pf64) slabbed.

Buy my first slabbed Morgan.

Go to the Baltimore show even though March 14th is my wife's birthday.

Buy a safe so that my little silver friends can sleepover more often.

Joe

Jamericon

-Complete my ANA degree.

-Finish my article for the Numismatist

-Find a choice to gem 1993 $5 FRN from Minneapolis.

-And exactly what halfnut says!

Lakesammman

Fill as many holes as possibe......

MrKelso

Cut the wifes allowance and buy all the MS67 1941 walking Liberties i can get my hands on.
She spends to much money anyway. Who needs food we can live on Love

ClarkOfKent

<< <i> Fill as many holes as possibe...... >>

Hey! Let's try to keep it clean here!

I'm going to keep filling the voids in my proof Kennedy set, and keep buying other coins that catch my eye (which slows down my efforts to fill the voids in my proof Kennedy set).

RLinn

Get a second job so I can pay my bills. Spent all of the first job money on coins.

Paultjuno

Stop putting money into my 401(k) and start putting the money under my mattress

mbbiker

1. finish my PF rosie sets
2. finish my Unc Frankie set
3. get a job
4. get my own place to live.
5. maybe, buy a coin shop and start my own business
6. fill up my 2 slab boxes. right now i have 6 slabs.

Russ

Stop buying Accented Hair Kennedy halves.

Russ, NCNE

LucyBop

Become very shy, timid, and soft spoken.

mbbiker

LucyBop, what whould this place be like if you became very shy, timid, and soft spoken? i don't think i would have any reason to come and post here anymore.

Clankeye

...write something so funny, so gut-busting, so chuckle inducing, that even The Most Serious Numismatist In The World... will have the corner of his mouth twitch, just a little.

Clankheart

KlectorKid

-Finish articles for YN Newsletter
-Work on CNS set
-Sell more coins
-Get 10% done with gold type set

nwcs

No, Clank. You only get a moderate grunt for approval. A slightly higher pitched grunt for genuine appreciation.

Clankeye

<< <i>You only get a moderate grunt for approval. A slightly higher pitched grunt for genuine appreciation. >>



By God, I think you've hit on something here, Neil. A whole new grading system based on "gruntage." MS-63 will equal "moderate grunt of approval, 65- "slightly higher pitched grunt, and 67 & up- "major gruntage/ultimate grunt."

I award your idea a major grunt.

Clankeye

indianabyron

what am i going to do in 2003

1. take my first stab at being a dealer.
2. go see my brother when he gets back from afganstan
3. get a part time job so I can afford #1,2
4. pay off my explorer(SUV)
5. maybe have a little money left to get closer to finishing my small cent set(1857-2003)



Byron

numobri

1 Keep working on my NEW set of pr64rb Indian cents.
2 Keep buying Bust Dollars(getting hard price wise).
3 Post on this board more often.
4 Keep learning.
5 Work less(been doing 7 days a week for the last nine years).
6 If three doesn't work,keep LURKING.

Happy New Year everyone.

MrKelso

<< <i>

<< <i> Fill as many holes as possibe...... >>

Hey! Let's try to keep it clean here!

I'm going to keep filling the voids in my proof Kennedy set, and keep buying other coins that catch my eye (which slows down my efforts to fill the voids in my proof Kennedy set). >>

MrKelso

<< <i>Become very shy, timid, and soft spoken. >>



Please don't. You just can't don't do it. Stay just as you are.

coincollector1989

1. COMPLETE MY KENNEDY PROOF SET

2. BUY MORE KENNEDY'S

3. GAIN MORE KNOWLEDGE OF KENNEDY'S

4. START ANOTHER KENNEDY SET

Geoman

1. Finish my thesis and get a job (underlying motive here is I can spend more money on coins then).
2. Attend a coin show.
3. Buy a 1931-S Lincoln for my set.
4. Buy both 1932-D and 1932-S Washington quarters to complete that set finally.

5. Spend less time sitting at the computer surfing through auctions, reading meaningless threads.

09sVDB

Complete my Washington Quarter set(about five dates left) and get 10/20 of mt most wanted list. This could be tough though because as some of you have mentioned, every coin I buy cost double because I have to justify iy to the wife!