when you work th 10am - 10pm shift. 2am is bed time. and there are only 2 things online worth doing at 2am, which help you sleep. coins are one of them.
coin-addiction is when you have to examine every coin you encounter -- mercilessly grading -- people see you staring at the change in your hand wondering if you have alzheimers or something...
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<< <i>when you work th 10am - 10pm shift. 2am is bed time. and there are only 2 things online worth doing at 2am, which help you sleep. coins are one of them.
coin-addiction is when you have to examine every coin you encounter -- mercilessly grading -- people see you staring at the change in your hand wondering if you have alzheimers or something... >>
You're having delusions of grandeur again. - Susan Ivanova Well, if you're gonna have delusions, may as well go for the really satisfying ones. - Marcus Cole
...when family vacations are timed and located with coin shows. ...when the pocket change you spend first are those coins you specifically know would BB at PCGS. ...when you reach into your pocket to get your keys and grab a loupe much of the time. ...when you spend less time preparing and eating meals each day than working out your eBay bids. ...if your browser home page or desktop wallpaper (or worse...both) are coin-related. ...if you have ever postponed sex to snipe a coin auction.
It started off with a single coin so many years ago. I do not know where all the time went . It all seemed so sudden. But from that first coin I knew I was in trouble . Then the inevitable happened. My addiction to these coins became uncontrollable. No longer would one coin do anymore. I needed more and more. Sometimes I would forget what show I'd been to, or where I had aquired certain coins , I think they called it a "coinout" . Go to a coin show in San Diego and wake up with a double row box of Indian Cents in Miami. Where'd these come from? How'd I get here? That was so many years ago.
Then found myself in Dallas, will work for coins Traversing the country whenever I could finally finding my way back to Florida, occasionally waking in the middle of the night, still in a twilight sleep shouting out "that's my merc dime, mine! " and the rest is history.
<< <i>...if you have ever postponed sex to snipe a coin auction. >>
Guilty!!
You also know you're addicted to coins when you peer into the tip jar on the counter at Dunkin Donuts, ready to make an offer for any obvious cherrypick that might be peering back at you.
"Coin collecting problem"? What "coin collecting problem"?
<< <i>When you sneak out of work to go to the bank to pick-up an MO to pay for the coins you bought the night before after my supervisor went to sleep.
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And actually find something of interest (nowadays)
Hoard the keys.
Only a little after 11pm here.
<< <i>You know you're addicted when you find yourself looking (seriously) through your pocket change.
And actually find something of interest (nowadays) >>
See, that's anothe reason I'm not addicted. Even though I stand and look everytime I'm walking out, I hardley ever find anything good.
coin-addiction is when you have to examine every coin you encounter -- mercilessly grading -- people see you staring at the change in your hand wondering if you have alzheimers or something...
<< <i>is that a silver Querter in your pocket. >>
no, i'm just happy to see you
60 years into this hobby and I'm still working on my Lincoln set!
<< <i>when you work th 10am - 10pm shift. 2am is bed time. and there are only 2 things online worth doing at 2am, which help you sleep. coins are one of them.
coin-addiction is when you have to examine every coin you encounter -- mercilessly grading -- people see you staring at the change in your hand wondering if you have alzheimers or something... >>
BUT, yeah coins are cool when you're super tired and don't feel like sleep.
When you're on the other coast reading through threads and responding at midnight
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You're having delusions of grandeur again. - Susan Ivanova
Well, if you're gonna have delusions, may as well go for the really satisfying ones. - Marcus Cole
...when the pocket change you spend first are those coins you specifically know would BB at PCGS.
...when you reach into your pocket to get your keys and grab a loupe much of the time.
...when you spend less time preparing and eating meals each day than working out your eBay bids.
...if your browser home page or desktop wallpaper (or worse...both) are coin-related.
...if you have ever postponed sex to snipe a coin auction.
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Then found myself in Dallas, will work for coins Traversing the country whenever I could finally finding my way back to Florida, occasionally waking in the middle of the night, still in a twilight sleep shouting out "that's my merc dime, mine! " and the rest is history.
Coins.......Coins.........COINS!.........
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<< <i>...if you have ever postponed sex to snipe a coin auction. >>
Guilty!!
You also know you're addicted to coins when you peer into the tip jar on the counter at Dunkin Donuts, ready to make an offer for any obvious cherrypick that might be peering back at you.
Robert.
<< <i>I can quit anytime. >>
That was hilarious!
<< <i>When you sneak out of work to go to the bank to pick-up an MO to pay for the coins you bought the night before after my supervisor went to sleep.
Robert. >>
Been there, done that.
Ren