"Always interested in buying circulated, problem-free 19th century type coins."

1jester · March 21, 2004 1:28AM

Does this mean with or without holes, meLord???

lordmarcovan · March 21, 2004 1:31AM

Without.

That is why I put the "problem free" clause in there. Might have caused some confusion otherwise, with my holey coin sig pic.

I see it apparently still did.

1jester · March 21, 2004 1:37AM

Well, I'm not exactly the brightest light in the candelabra....

Anyway, one collector's "problem" coin is another's hat fodder...

lordmarcovan · March 21, 2004 1:44AM

It's lonely at the top. (Of the holey coin collector's market, that is.)

I walked around at one show and asked everybody, "D'you have any decent circulated Seated or Trade dollars?"

"Not with holes in them," they'd reply.

"Who said anything about holes in them?" I wondered to myself.

Then I realized what I was wearing.

1jester · March 21, 2004 1:48AM

I think your reputation far precedes you, sir!! Don't forget, you're published (and photo'd), so you can never walk down a street or show isle again safely....

ajaan · March 21, 2004 1:49AM

I have a holed Canadian Victoria 25c coin.

1jester · March 21, 2004 1:55AM

Can mushrooms hold many coins on them? Or would the coins rip apart the poor fungus?

&quot;Always interested in buying circulated, problem-free 19th century type coins.&quot;

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"Always interested in buying circulated, problem-free 19th century type coins."