Did Taylor purchase ANACS on his own, or did he have some financial backers?
Longacre
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Someone in another thread mentioned that JT might have a rabbit or two up his sleeve. Does anyone know if he purchased ANACS on his own, or if he has a team of financial backers? Wouldn't it be a hoot if some unmentionable organization is behind the acquisition and will start encapsulating coins? It would seem to make sense to me.
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Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
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It took some investigative work but I'll say that the hints and details of this "transaction" make perfect sense (though not always with positive goodwill) once the known fragments of fact are pieced together.
Bottom line and I'll state it again...I sure as hell hope that James Taylor runs his new company better than he ran the last one he was in charge of.
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Apropos of the coin posse/aka caca: "The longer he spoke of his honor, the tighter I held to my purse."
<< <i>Bottom line and I'll state it again...I sure as hell hope that James Taylor runs his new company better than he ran the last one he was in charge of. >>
................and the one before that one.
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<< <i>what was the price tag, any idea? >>
I think I saw it on South Park - About Tree Fitty
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<< <i>Bottom line and I'll state it again...I sure as hell hope that James Taylor runs his new company better than he ran the last one he was in charge of. >>
Looks like the new rabbits must have more faith in him or he is a whiz at sellin Blue Sky.
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<< <i>what was the price tag, any idea? >>
I think I saw it on South Park - About Tree Fitty >>
yeo that was southpark- my favorite
<< <i>This is alot more interesting than the ANA drama for the last few years. I dont get the point to pay twice for 1 slab and a sticker. >>
The point is that the slab and or insert therein is no guarantee of quality on a sight unseen basis. The CAC posse is further of the opinion that there is much improperly graded material in slabs no matter whose slab it is. Would you give me 40% over sheet for a PCGS slabbed Morgan in 64 just based on my say so? I didn't think so. I'd say that the CAC for a fee is agreeing to take another look and reaffirm that the coin in the slab is indeed of exceptional quality for the grade; sort of helping to separate the wheat from the chaff so to speak.
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