email question

PTVETTER

I just opened an email from a justin RE to my registry set needs. although I may need some coins to fill my holes I can't believe that some can pick and choose the same coins I would. There is a reason for the holes,
1) I just may be picky of what I have in my set.
2) I may already have the coin in an other holder such as NGC

Your though If you have recieved this email from Justin!

lkeigwin

I'm not sure what you are saying. Are you offended that someone offered to sell you coins that fill holes in your registry set? If so, why are you annoyed? It's just an email you can toss and you just might be interested. Or am I missing the point?

LanLord

I don't see a question mark in your post!

Fairlaneman

Pat when you have the little envelope showing on your set you are open for contact. If contact from another person bothers you do away with the envelope.

Ken

garsmith

<< <i>I just opened an email from a justin RE to my registry set needs. although I may need some coins to fill my holes I can't believe that some can pick and choose the same coins I would. There is a reason for the holes,
1) I just may be picky of what I have in my set.
2) I may already have the coin in an other holder such as NGC

Your though If you have recieved this email from Justin! >>




When I have registry coins I have upgraded from I usually look at the other registry sets to see if my lower grade coin would be an upgrade for someones set and I let them know that I have an upgrade for them available if they are interested. I have made many sales this way. I have also bought several coins from others who let me know they had an upgrade available for me. It is good for the seller and the buyer. If you are not interested in such offers you can set it so your e-mail address is invisible on your registry set(s)

19Lyds

Are you referring to the email in this thread?

PTVETTER

Lee,
that is the exact email I am talking about

19Lyds

<< <i>Lee,
that is the exact email I am talking about >>



Well I didn;t get it.