One Of The World's Largest Multi-Coin Slabs

thecointrader · February 3, 2007 6:55PM

Try to fit this into your Safe Deposit Box.

danarchy · February 3, 2007 7:01PM

think they have a body bag that size? Not sure they'll all make the grade.
"it seemed like a good idea at the time..."

TorinoCobra71 · February 3, 2007 7:09PM

I would like to see that one in person. I would guess that most of those Morgans are common dates (1887, 1881-S, for example) and circulated....... Still I bet it would be an awesome sight to behold in person!!!

TorinoCobra71

basestealer · February 3, 2007 7:15PM

If it was built in '35, it is unlikely anyone cherrypicked key dates. In fact, most of the key dates today were not key dates back then. In any event, if they were stuck to the wood, they're probably not going to grade very high. 1000+ morgans is still a hefty load. I like that bar, but I wouldn't pay more than 40K for it

RegistryCoin · February 3, 2007 7:20PM

In case you were wondering, if you're planning to sell 1008 silver dollars at today's closing bid, $13.29/oz, you may expect upwards of $10,879.46.
(Coinflation.com)

basestealer · February 3, 2007 7:27PM

Yes but the bar has value all it's own.

mozeppa · February 3, 2007 8:25PM

<< Yes but the bar has value all it's own. >>

yep ...about 2 hours in a fire place!

pontiacinf · February 3, 2007 8:53PM

<< 

<< Yes but the bar has value all it's own. >>

yep ...about 2 hours in a fire place! >>

my thoughts exactly. no one seems to be botherd by the fact this guy has only 2 transactions under his belt to be pimping such an item

MadMarty · February 3, 2007 10:06PM

<< 

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<< Yes but the bar has value all it's own. >>

yep ...about 2 hours in a fire place! >>

my thoughts exactly. no one seems to be botherd by the fact this guy has only 2 transactions under his belt to be pimping such an item

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What a surprise the bar owner would be in for when you come to collect the prize!!!

BAJJERFAN · February 3, 2007 10:13PM

There is a cafe in the Wall Drug store in Wall, South Dakota with a countertop like that.

Coxe · February 3, 2007 10:54PM

What fun! Sip cokktails (filter got me) and VAM silver dollars at the same place and time....

LeeBone · February 4, 2007 12:04AM

Have a bartop in my basement that I put together myself back in 1995. I placed over 1000 coins of all denominations, copper & silver, in random order, with both obverses and reverses showing. It is sure a conversation piece when anyone comes over. At the time I thought it was a good idea. Sure would like to be able to remove some of those coins now.

mrpaseo · February 4, 2007 12:16AM

Check out his other auctions... he has the par listed twice at 85,000 and a business listed three times at 180,000... the fees are going to force him back to work...lol.

What are the fees on an item sold for 180,000?

Ray

BAJJERFAN · February 4, 2007 2:32AM

<< What are the fees on an item sold for 180,000? >>

3% would be $5400. Does he take PayPal? An echeck for a flat $5 fee would be a good deal.

twodrhrdtp · February 4, 2007 4:10AM

Looking at his other auctions. He says he owns a welding shop but in one of his listings he has this
Hydrolic metel bender, w/ all the wisles & bells.

What is metel? we wont bring up the wisles

RichieURich · February 4, 2007 4:44AM

Are the bars in Montana upside down?

NowhereMan · February 4, 2007 4:48AM

<< What fun! Sip cokktails (filter got me) and VAM silver dollars at the same place and time.... >>

Hee Hee -- you used "VAM" as a verb!

Rex

ricko · February 4, 2007 5:13AM

This bar.. and it's owners were recently written up in a news article... they are selling the business... interesting story (can't find it right now) Cheers, RickO

segoja · February 4, 2007 5:28AM

I think there's a bar in Jackson Hole like that as well.

I'd hate to see the shipping costs!

One Of The World's Largest Multi-Coin Slabs

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