Flex-o-Grade

becker

I'm thinking of approaching Parker Bros. or a similar outfit with an idea for a new board game.
Based on a pre game roll of the dice, each player starts out with an ANACS or NCI paper certificate for a common date MS-63 Peace dollar. The winner is the first person who can end up with their "coin" in a MS-70 PCGS holder. Like chess, it can take minutes or days to complete a game. Unlike certain other games, nobody goes to jail.

If you like the concept and would care to offer any free technical assistance it would be appreciated.

MICHAELDIXON

If I can't send somebody to jail or remove their body parts, I won't buy it.

StillLurking

How about removing all the money from their wallet?

MadMarty

<< <i>How about removing all the money from their wallet? >>



That's what we have PCGS for!!

shirohniichan

Have the players move around the board like in Monopoly or LIFE. You can place generic "Move Ahead 3 Spaces" and the like between penalty and reward spaces. Penalties include body bags (altered surfaces, artificial toning, cleaning, etc.) and some are "Lost in the Mail," "Misplaced in PCGS office," and "Accidentally Fingerprinted by PCGS Employee, Send to NCS and pay $25." The only reward I can think of is "Free Quarterly Submission."

airplanenut

<< <i>If I can't send somebody to jail or remove their body parts, I won't buy it. >>

I say account for someone being a sleazy dealer

becker

Would biting off your tongue when the the thing is all the way up to 68 and when going for the 9 it comes back in a body bag?

becker

Maybe if you land on a certain square you must become a dealer. That would be an interesting form of punishment.

Isn't sleazy dealer one of those oxy whatevers?

Woodwind

<< <i>Isn't sleazy dealer one of those oxy whatevers? >>



Actually, I think this would be a redundancy.

If you were thinking oxymoron, that's a combination of contradictory words like "war for peace." Or, perhaps in this case, "honest dealer".

This in no way represents my opinions about coin dealers in general. I'm just trying to read minds.

michael

sweet i will take three games! one for me and one for door prizes for the adult and junior clubs here!!

oh and one for the library

sincerely michael