@Coinstartled said:
Mark...in your business do you vet the counter parties or just hand over a check?
Sometimes maybe. Mostly I naively enjoy life and surround myself with good people. Whiie I've been burned a couple times in life on a whole so far so good.
mark
Walker Proof Digital Album Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
@tradedollarnut said:
Think what you like. I'm certain that JA looks forward to the day when he can stop the stickering process. What sane man wouldn't?
Must be tough saying yea, gold yea or nay 400 times a day.
@tradedollarnut said:
Think what you like. I'm certain that JA looks forward to the day when he can stop the stickering process. What sane man wouldn't?
Must be tough saying yea, gold yea or nay 400 times a day.
I'll bet it pays the light bills. They are making enought money to exclude coins gaded by the also=ran services. If need be, he can add ANACS and ICG to his program and keep going a few more years...and he still enjoys coins.
If I were John, I would do that and also move my business out of NJ to a state w/o taxes. That's what NGC did. I heard it was like getting thousands of dollars take-home as a bonus for some employees..
If I were John, I would do that and also move my business out of NJ to a state w/o taxes. That's what NGC did. I heard it was like getting thousands of dollars take-home as a bonus for some employees..
@tradedollarnut said:
Think what you like. I'm certain that JA looks forward to the day when he can stop the stickering process. What sane man wouldn't?
Must be tough saying yea, gold yea or nay 400 times a day.
If you think he is only looking at 50 coins per hour, IF he only works 8 hours, you are crazier than normal.
@tradedollarnut said:
Think what you like. I'm certain that JA looks forward to the day when he can stop the stickering process. What sane man wouldn't?
Must be tough saying yea, gold yea or nay 400 times a day.
Don't forget the effort it takes to flip a coin that many times.
There are sour grapes, in the end, always. And as far as the end goes, we must remind ourselves, collectively, what rolls down hill. The majority of us are looking up at, not down on those who uphold the truth and what is proper for the grade. Price is the other story. And ask yourselves : "what is bad about prices going higher ? "
Grading, like stickering is subjective. We gotta live with that.
If I were John, I would do that and also move my business out of NJ to a state w/o taxes. That's what NGC did. I heard it was like getting thousands of dollars take-home as a bonus for some employees..
PCGS is doing well in a high taxation state.
I would move them also to a no tax state. It would mean the difference between "well" and "extremely well."
Sometimes, those who don't need money as they are doing well don't care to make a little more. My definition of rich is to be able to go anywhere and do anything whenever I wished. After that, the only thing that matters is health. I cannot think of many people who can do that as they are tied down to responsibilities.
One time I found myself walking to a show with one of the owners of an international coin company. I told him I could never bear the responsibilities of running his business and taking care of his customers and employees. He is rich, but not by my definition.
@TwoSides2aCoin said:
There are sour grapes, in the end, always. And as far as the end goes, we must remind ourselves, collectively, what rolls down hill. The majority of us are looking up at, not down on those who uphold the truth and what is proper for the grade. Price is the other story. And ask yourselves : "what is bad about prices going higher ? "
Many a market crash was preceded by that quotation.
@TwoSides2aCoin said:
There are sour grapes, in the end, always. And as far as the end goes, we must remind ourselves, collectively, what rolls down hill. The majority of us are looking up at, not down on those who uphold the truth and what is proper for the grade. Price is the other story. And ask yourselves : "what is bad about prices going higher ? "
Many a market crash was preceded by that quotation.
But not coins. Coins are the perfect investment vehicle.
Especially commems.
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I think world class is way overused these days.
Sometimes maybe. Mostly I naively enjoy life and surround myself with good people. Whiie I've been burned a couple times in life on a whole so far so good.
mark
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Must be tough saying yea, gold yea or nay 400 times a day.
I'll bet it pays the light bills. They are making enought money to exclude coins gaded by the also=ran services. If need be, he can add ANACS and ICG to his program and keep going a few more years...and he still enjoys coins.
If I were John, I would do that and also move my business out of NJ to a state w/o taxes. That's what NGC did. I heard it was like getting thousands of dollars take-home as a bonus for some employees..
PCGS is doing well in a high taxation state.
If you think he is only looking at 50 coins per hour, IF he only works 8 hours, you are crazier than normal.
Don't forget the effort it takes to flip a coin that many times.
There are sour grapes, in the end, always. And as far as the end goes, we must remind ourselves, collectively, what rolls down hill. The majority of us are looking up at, not down on those who uphold the truth and what is proper for the grade. Price is the other story. And ask yourselves : "what is bad about prices going higher ? "
Grading, like stickering is subjective. We gotta live with that.
I would move them also to a no tax state. It would mean the difference between "well" and "extremely well."
Sometimes, those who don't need money as they are doing well don't care to make a little more. My definition of rich is to be able to go anywhere and do anything whenever I wished. After that, the only thing that matters is health. I cannot think of many people who can do that as they are tied down to responsibilities.
One time I found myself walking to a show with one of the owners of an international coin company. I told him I could never bear the responsibilities of running his business and taking care of his customers and employees. He is rich, but not by my definition.
Many a market crash was preceded by that quotation.
But not coins. Coins are the perfect investment vehicle.
Especially commems.
The dime can always get you a phone call or a cup of coffee......