Coin Doctors: Time to confess, educate, brag or whatever...

MrEureka · February 24, 2006 6:46AM

Tell us as much about your work as you're comfortable telling. Don't worry, we won't turn you in to the FBI.

ER · February 24, 2006 6:51AM

I always give 110% effort on the job.

RYK · February 24, 2006 6:56AM

I goof off most of the time (if you haven't noticed). Surprisingly, I am still the most productive member of my group.

What the heck are the rest doing?

Longacre · February 24, 2006 12:52PM

TommyType · February 24, 2006 1:01PM

Well, in my work for the FBI.........

mnmcoin · February 24, 2006 1:03PM

Don't hate tha playa'...hate the game.

morris <><

tmot99 · February 24, 2006 1:06PM

I've had someone tell me that they place a coin over a sulfur water bath (well water with a high sulfur content and then added sulfur) in a container and put a heat lamp on it. The ones I saw had a slight orange tinge on the edges. For his sake, I hope there develops much more color. Otherwise I don't see that much benefit.

DrPete · February 24, 2006 1:08PM

Click on this link to see two known coin doctors.

Coin Doctors

relayer · February 24, 2006 1:08PM

I place a coin over a sulfur water bath (well water with a high sulfur content and then added sulfur) in a container and put a heat lamp on it. They come out with a slight orange tinge on the edges.

dizzyfoxx · February 24, 2006 2:27PM

How about go away!

Bear · February 24, 2006 3:08PM

Coins are always worked on under

fully sterile conditions. I have never had

a coin I worked on get an infection.

fountainheadgold · February 24, 2006 3:17PM

<< <i>Coins are always worked on under

fully sterile conditions. I have never had

a coin I worked on get an infection.

>>

Well Bear, Remember one can purchase co(in)-insurance against infection, Of course anticoinotics will do the trick

Bear · February 24, 2006 3:29PM

Lets see, the coin doctor makes a living doing two basic services.

They repair and camaflage coins from dealers specifically to make them

slabbable and salable. The other service is to produce toned monster coins

to feed the insatiable demand from collectors.All in all everyone should be happy.

I make money, the dealer makes money, the TPG make money and the collector

gets what they want for their collection. I create wealth out of thin air. I take a 10 dollar

coin and turn it into a 14,000 dollar coin. I make the coin world expand.What the

coin doctor does is no different from the drug pushers, pimps or makers of X films and snuff films.

We give the customer what the want. Much of our top tier work ends up in the finest collections.

Everyone who is anyone in the coin bussiness knows who we are and yet, no one seems able to find us.

Know why.......Its because we make people money.......a lot of money.....and we make the collector with money

happy. We create beauty where there was non we create something out of nothing. We can put mint marks on

and we can take them off. We can fill gouges, cover wear and tone like a sunset. We can make coins look better

then when they were new. If we did not exist, dealers and collectors would demand our creation, would demand

our services. Thru all the uproar, smoke and mirrors, no one really wants us to go away, everyone benefits from our

presence. Why, we are even envited to dine with some of the formost people in the hobby.

FullStrike · February 24, 2006 5:01PM

Counterfeiters got it over Doctors anyday. They take a lump of metal and create a masterpiece. Adding more die varieties to enrich the lives of those that cherish that avenue of numismatics.

Although sometimes I'm sure a Doctors skills are needed to make-up a weak area.

Myqqy · February 24, 2006 5:27PM

Know why.......Its because we make people money.......a lot of money.....

This is why numismatics has so much slime and decadence.... capitalism feeding upon itself....

TwoSides2aCoin · February 24, 2006 5:43PM

Im not a coin doctor or a coin doctor's son, but i'll pluck the figs til the fig plucker comes.

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