Thank you lordmarcovan
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I would like to thank lordmarcovan,
lordmarcovan is responcible for giving me a pair of glasses, now these glasses are not the typical reading glasses that you may have seen, they are Magical glasses. They allow the person wearing them to see things that others can not. With the glasses, one sees the positive aspects of these tiny, round (most of the time), chunks of metal we like to call coins and the people who treasure them. The glasses are not blinders, so you can see the negative side too but they sure enhance the positive side of things.
The glasses will not work for everyone, infact they only work for a select few, don't worry if you've been posting here on the World & Ancient Coins Forum, chances are, you already have a pair......
I'm sorry to say, I realy never took the time to look at the World & Ancient Coins Forum posts, I was stuck in the rat race US Coin Forum. Probably because I have very little knowledge about coins not produced by the US Mint. My eyes can now see what I've been missing, the positive side, the dark side.
I hope you all welcome a new poster, and here is a warning, I will probably ask A LOT of nubie questions.
Alan Stullenbarger
lordmarcovan is responcible for giving me a pair of glasses, now these glasses are not the typical reading glasses that you may have seen, they are Magical glasses. They allow the person wearing them to see things that others can not. With the glasses, one sees the positive aspects of these tiny, round (most of the time), chunks of metal we like to call coins and the people who treasure them. The glasses are not blinders, so you can see the negative side too but they sure enhance the positive side of things.
The glasses will not work for everyone, infact they only work for a select few, don't worry if you've been posting here on the World & Ancient Coins Forum, chances are, you already have a pair......
I'm sorry to say, I realy never took the time to look at the World & Ancient Coins Forum posts, I was stuck in the rat race US Coin Forum. Probably because I have very little knowledge about coins not produced by the US Mint. My eyes can now see what I've been missing, the positive side, the dark side.
I hope you all welcome a new poster, and here is a warning, I will probably ask A LOT of nubie questions.
Alan Stullenbarger
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