<< <i>the first thought that came to my mind is what a waste of money. i see one or two coins that i might have sent in... but nah... just one. >>
Is it a waste of money to have fun? >>
200+ dollars easy spent on plastic and that is called fun around here?
it is like you could have rebought all those coins for the money spent on grading, shipping, and handling....
as for fun, what do you get out of besides some low grades that help you determine what is low grade? to learn that the near melt coins have damage?
:-| >>
When was the last time you got a charge out of this thing we call collecting, and why, if you still get one, does your buzz rank higher than mine. >>
by all means keep sending hard earned money to coin insiders so they can afford their expensive cars if you call that fun! pcgs needs to keep that stock up!
<< <i>Seems like this was a complete waste...i don't see anything i would have sent in... >>
psst, some stubborn folks want you to think a complete waste of money can be fun because it is related to coins. same coins, nothing is different about them, reading a few web pages could have helped you to determine the grades and condition, but without pcgs it ain't fun! ;-)
for the record, i have never submitted a coin and probably never will.
<< <i> for the record, i have never submitted a coin and probably never will. >>
It's refreshing that you don't let that stop you from passing judgment on those who do.
Sean Reynolds
Incomplete planchets wanted, especially Lincoln Cents & type coins.
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
<< <i> for the record, i have never submitted a coin and probably never will. >>
It's refreshing that you don't let that stop you from passing judgment on those who do.
Sean Reynolds >>
Hey FC, I bet you would really start to rant if I sent them in for CAC stickers!!! >>
i am shocked, simply shocked :-P that i am not free to give my opinion on this board without members calling it passing judgement. i think they get so annoyed because there is some truth and accuracy in my observations.
but as you know, the moral of this board is, blow your wad if it makes you happy! dealers/tpgs need you!
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i see one or two coins that i might have sent in... but nah... just one.
-Randy Newman
<< <i>the first thought that came to my mind is what a waste of money.
i see one or two coins that i might have sent in... but nah... just one. >>
Is it a waste of money to have fun?
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<< <i>the first thought that came to my mind is what a waste of money.
i see one or two coins that i might have sent in... but nah... just one. >>
Is it a waste of money to have fun? >>
200+ dollars easy spent on plastic and that is called fun around here?
it is like you could have rebought all those coins for the money spent
on grading, shipping, and handling....
as for fun, what do you get out of besides some low grades that help
you determine what is low grade? to learn that the near melt coins
have damage?
:-|
<< <i>It couldn't be Marty. Not a single PO01. >>
..or AU58
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<< <i>the first thought that came to my mind is what a waste of money.
i see one or two coins that i might have sent in... but nah... just one. >>
Is it a waste of money to have fun? >>
I bet the graders had a lot of fun on these
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
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<< <i>the first thought that came to my mind is what a waste of money.
i see one or two coins that i might have sent in... but nah... just one. >>
Is it a waste of money to have fun? >>
200+ dollars easy spent on plastic and that is called fun around here?
it is like you could have rebought all those coins for the money spent
on grading, shipping, and handling....
as for fun, what do you get out of besides some low grades that help
you determine what is low grade? to learn that the near melt coins
have damage?
:-| >>
When was the last time you got a charge out of this thing we call collecting, and why, if you still get one, does your buzz rank higher than mine.
<< <i>Just waiting for Marty to say these are his.
OK I admit it, they are mine!!!
The 79-CC was cracked out of a PCGS FR02 holder, I was really hoping for a PO01 on that one!!! Well.....
edited to say: Actually I was wrong!!!
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<< <i>the first thought that came to my mind is what a waste of money.
i see one or two coins that i might have sent in... but nah... just one. >>
Is it a waste of money to have fun? >>
200+ dollars easy spent on plastic and that is called fun around here?
it is like you could have rebought all those coins for the money spent
on grading, shipping, and handling....
as for fun, what do you get out of besides some low grades that help
you determine what is low grade? to learn that the near melt coins
have damage?
:-| >>
When was the last time you got a charge out of this thing we call collecting, and why, if you still get one, does your buzz rank higher than mine. >>
by all means keep sending hard earned money to coin insiders so they can afford their expensive cars if
you call that fun! pcgs needs to keep that stock up!
<< <i>Seems like this was a complete waste...i don't see anything i would have sent in... >>
psst, some stubborn folks want you to think a complete waste of money can be fun
because it is related to coins. same coins, nothing is different about them, reading
a few web pages could have helped you to determine the grades and condition, but
without pcgs it ain't fun! ;-)
for the record, i have never submitted a coin and probably never will.
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for the record, i have never submitted a coin and probably never will. >>
It's refreshing that you don't let that stop you from passing judgment on those who do.
Sean Reynolds
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
JJ
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for the record, i have never submitted a coin and probably never will. >>
It's refreshing that you don't let that stop you from passing judgment on those who do.
Sean Reynolds >>
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<< <i>Just waiting for Marty to say these are his.
OK I admit it, they are mine!!!
The 79-CC was cracked out of a PCGS FR02 holder, I was really hoping for a PO01 on that one!!! >>
Cool, my 1879-CC FR02 just became infinitely more valuable.
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for the record, i have never submitted a coin and probably never will. >>
It's refreshing that you don't let that stop you from passing judgment on those who do.
Sean Reynolds >>
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for the record, i have never submitted a coin and probably never will. >>
It's refreshing that you don't let that stop you from passing judgment on those who do.
Sean Reynolds >>
i am shocked, simply shocked :-P that i am not free to give my
opinion on this board without members calling it passing
judgement. i think they get so annoyed because there is some
truth and accuracy in my observations.
but as you know, the moral of this board is, blow your wad if it
makes you happy! dealers/tpgs need you!