forum abbreviations

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>they are a B&M store >>



ok my curiosity cannot wait any longer. what is B&M. I see this term a LOT.

I tried to find the thread with abbreviations/acronyms but to no avail.

assistance is appreciated.
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LoveMyLiberty

Brick & Mortar = a real coin shop with walls, dust, and a guy with mustard on his tie.

MsMorrisine

I'll TTT ( ) the thread


B&M is a by product of the internet age.

Brick & Mortar, as opposed to an online store.

LindeDad

<< <i>Brick & Mortar = a real coin shop with walls, dust, and a guy with mustard on his tie. >>



The mustard is just on his shirt out here in the left coast area. Very few ties seem of course there are very few B&M anymore too.

LanceNewmanOCC

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grrr

tyvm

i knew it was something simple and would give you all a chance to shake your head and say, "how the heck didn't he know that!"
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JupitarCoins

In the east coast the dealer has ketchup on his vest.
West coast dealers have no class with mustard on their vest.

epcjimi1

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grrr

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grrr = abbrv for $1000 or a grand

Just thought I'd throw that in!

WoodenJefferson

See my signature line for just about everything ever used here...any updates would be appreciated by other members.

savoyspecial

if you see it used on the U.S. Forum then chances are: brick and mortar


if you see a guy selling some old auction catalogs on the BST then it might mean (now defunct) Bowers & Merena

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>See my signature line for just about everything ever used here...any updates would be appreciated by other members. >>





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