Lunch at Long Beach GREAT!!!!!
melikecoins
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I just got back from Long Beach.
PCGS treated us to lunch.
David Hall gave us an open to ask question.
And he gave us a hint of PCGS’s future.
MDWoods can tell the tail better then I
I just wanted to show the door prize
Glen
PCGS treated us to lunch.
David Hall gave us an open to ask question.
And he gave us a hint of PCGS’s future.
MDWoods can tell the tail better then I
I just wanted to show the door prize
Glen
I don't buy slabs I make them
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Stuart
Collect 18th & 19th Century US Type Coins, Silver Dollars, $20 Gold Double Eagles and World Crowns & Talers with High Eye Appeal
"Luck is what happens when Preparation meets Opportunity"
Everyone was buying with one hand and selling with the other. The dealer I spent time with was to busy to even chat.
I saw so many toned coins I couldn’t buy them all. There were tone pennies through dollars.
I spent all day there Thursday and today and more then like all tomorrow too.
The great thing is I still have some money and I only have hit half the tables.
Glen
Did they have any freebies?
<< <i>I found the show to be very exciting. Is my third year going to Long Beach and this was the best.
Everyone was buying with one hand and selling with the other. The dealer I spent time with was to busy to even chat.
I saw so many toned coins I couldn’t buy them all. There were tone pennies through dollars.
I spent all day there Thursday and today and more then like all tomorrow too.
The great thing is I still have some money and I only have hit half the tables.
Glen >>
Sounds like people have been hard at work toning coins then.
42/92
Yes I won them (I don't know how)
No No give aways this time
I still have my last years lunch slab
CLW54
The toners I bought were all very cheap and very real.
Did'nt you see any when you were there?
Mike (I forget his last name, forgive me) who is a vice president at PCGS sat at our table during lunch and was very straigt forward answering questions about PCGS. Plus he talked a little about his collecting interests as well. It was a nice luncheon and I'd like to thank BJ for doing such a wonderful job organizing it. She's really a great person and very nice to talk to.
We'll use our hands and hearts and if we must we'll use our heads.
Yikes...I have never thought that I would see the day when I would feel old but today is it. 1986...it was a good year, at least if you were not a space shuttle astronaut. I graduated from H.S. and started College....and a fellow forum member was born.