Options
Dreaming of coins -Part IV : Dream log updated
wingedliberty
Posts: 4,805 ✭✭
Since I became a board member, I have had these threads running and updated on a regular basis. Others have shared their numismatic dreams with the rest of us. When I say dreams, I mean it literally, when you go to bed and fall asleep, not in the sense of "What is your dream coin?". To update everyone, these are my latest, feel free to share yours also.
1. There is a dream that keeps repeating itself over and over. I am at a coin show, sitting down in front of a dealer and looking through double row boxes of slabs. When I am done with a box, he hands me another, and another , and another, the boxes just keep coming and coming and coming, this is " The perpetual inventory dream". One of my favorites.
2. The other recurring dream is of course one where you never run out of money. You always seem to have enough to pay for everything that comes your way. This takes place at a coin show also and is one of my favorites. When you wake up, its not pleasant, you just realized that you spend ficticious money on coins that you will never have.
3. Another interesting dream involves more of a hassle. I had one of these recently. I arrived at a show, but all the dealers where gone. It was Sunday. I rarely go on a Sunday. This was more like a nightmare. this one does not feel good at all.
Please feel free to share yours.
Brian
1. There is a dream that keeps repeating itself over and over. I am at a coin show, sitting down in front of a dealer and looking through double row boxes of slabs. When I am done with a box, he hands me another, and another , and another, the boxes just keep coming and coming and coming, this is " The perpetual inventory dream". One of my favorites.
2. The other recurring dream is of course one where you never run out of money. You always seem to have enough to pay for everything that comes your way. This takes place at a coin show also and is one of my favorites. When you wake up, its not pleasant, you just realized that you spend ficticious money on coins that you will never have.
3. Another interesting dream involves more of a hassle. I had one of these recently. I arrived at a show, but all the dealers where gone. It was Sunday. I rarely go on a Sunday. This was more like a nightmare. this one does not feel good at all.
Please feel free to share yours.
Brian
0
Comments
When we are planning for posterity, we ought to remember that virtue is not hereditary.
Thomas Paine
Fascinating.
Brian.
Marc