A somewhat silly hypothetical question
direwolf1972
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When you have a submission in, if you could choose what day would you like to have your coins evaluated?
Do you think there is any difference?
Do you think there is any difference?
I'll see your bunny with a pancake on his head and raise you a Siamese cat with a miniature pumpkin on his head.
You wouldn't believe how long it took to get him to sit still for this.
You wouldn't believe how long it took to get him to sit still for this.
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<< <i>When you have a submission in, if you could choose what day would you like to have your coins evaluated?
Do you think there is any difference? >>
i would think time of day would be more of a factor.
K S
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the graders looked at your coins.....
Old Blind Bob , One eyed Louie and Crazy Carl.
Camelot
<< <i>what day would you like to have your coins evaluated? >>
Any day that ends in "Y". Seriously, I don't think it matters. Although, it would help if the grader got some the night before.
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This never made any sense to me, since if that were true, it would still depend on whether or not the coin you submitted was any good.
If you had something spectacular to grade, it would seem to me that you'd want the graders as attentive as possible so they didn't miss anything. But if you submitted something awful, tired graders may dish out good grades by mistake.
Personally, I think all of this is nonsense, and time spent worrying about it could be better used doing other things.
Like posting in the chatroom, for example.
As to what that difference is....we'll likely never know.
roadrunner
<< <i>If you had something spectacular to grade, it would seem to me that you'd want the graders as attentive as possible so they didn't miss anything. >>
But wouldn't the submitter want the graders to miss as much as possible (hairlines, hidden bag marks, PVC, etc)? Still, I think it's all nonsense as well.