Very cool, but I wonder how popular those are. I love indian cents to death and I'm collecting a mint state set of them, but those varieties just don't do it for me.
Wow! Pretty cool to assemble both of those at once. I take it this new coin traces back to Heathgate? Looks like a lot of the big IHCents are coming out of the woodwork. I guess "Lakesamm" got them on the bandwagon. Best,
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I've compared them side by side....mines finest.....
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Agreed. Maybe we need to ask for a dealer only contest in which the dealer with the best 3 stories overall wins a prize! That way if we can get 100 dealers to participate we could pick up 300 great short stories. Even David Hall and Van Simmons would be eligible to win. Then we could all decide what the grand prize, first prize and second prize would be
It has to be something none of them have.
I was thinking of some possible ideas:
(1) Free morning and afternoon coffee and soda service (beverages / pick up and delivery included) for of the dealer's choice at the next major show. (2) Free lunch service for the dealer at their table. (3) Get the dealer invited to a future PCGS Registry luncheon. (We could sweet talk homerunhall on that one?) (4)Free assistance at the dealer's table at a major show in which we can just help ourselves to whatever we want for free and in the process, help the dealer cut down on what they must carry back home!
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Here is the second finest: (Dr. Larson coin)
Tom
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I can never keep up on whats right or wrong here."
Laura,
Rick is just showing us some REALLLLLLLLLLLLLLY COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL coins - NOT "hawking" them.
I believe he's in full compliance with the letter (if not the spirit ) of the "NEW RULES".
Anyway, those only apply to the Set Registry forum.
BTW, Rick, is your book for Indians for the 1870-1899 available yet?
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Pretty cool to assemble both of those at once. I take it this new coin traces back to Heathgate?
Looks like a lot of the big IHCents are coming out of the woodwork. I guess "Lakesamm" got them on the bandwagon. Best,
chris
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YES!!!!
It has to be something none of them have.
I was thinking of some possible ideas:
(1) Free morning and afternoon coffee and soda service (beverages / pick up and delivery included) for of the dealer's choice at the next major show.
(2) Free lunch service for the dealer at their table.
(3) Get the dealer invited to a future PCGS Registry luncheon. (We could sweet talk homerunhall on that one?)
(4)Free assistance at the dealer's table at a major show in which we can just help ourselves to whatever we want for free and in the process, help the dealer cut down on what they must carry back home!