Dont bury the seated quarter please, what did the little girl ever do to you. I can truly understand the desire to bury the rest especially the franklins but please don't harm the seated quarter.
If I say something in the woods, and my wife isn't around. Am I still wrong?
<< <i>My queastion is WHERE to bury it, by a tree, a rock? I dont want to bury near something that will bulldozed in the future, but public is good....or on a public land, or private? >>
Trees and rocks get bulldozed all the time. Only safe place to bury would be at the bottom of the bluff where I live. >>
Burial at sea is a lot safer.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
<< <i>My queastion is WHERE to bury it, by a tree, a rock? I dont want to bury near something that will bulldozed in the future, but public is good....or on a public land, or private? >>
PM me, I'll bury them in my Safety Deposit Box!
I decided to change calling the bathroom the John and renamed it the Jim. I feel so much better saying I went to the Jim this morning.
Its all a great story until the person who finds it (who isnt a collector) decides to spend all that stuff at face value at the local McDonalds for a few meals.
Bottom Feeder collector, Happy collector of Moderns
....I did research topics here of burying coins, I see a "longacre" stating the same the same thing back in 2005 thread...I wonder if he ever carried it out...??? I doubt it, he sounded to greedy..
Ouch thats a slam, where is longacre to defend himself.
If I say something in the woods, and my wife isn't around. Am I still wrong?
<< <i>....I did research topics here of burying coins, I see a "longacre" stating the same the same thing back in 2005 thread...I wonder if he ever carried it out...??? I doubt it, he sounded to greedy..
Ouch thats a slam, where is longacre to defend himself. >>
Longacre doesn't read threads, he only creates threads.
<< <i>....I did research topics here of burying coins, I see a "longacre" stating the same the same thing back in 2005 thread...I wonder if he ever carried it out...??? I doubt it, he sounded to greedy..
Ouch thats a slam, where is longacre to defend himself. >>
Longacre doesn't read threads, he only creates threads. >>
<< <i>....I did research topics here of burying coins, I see a "longacre" stating the same the same thing back in 2005 thread...I wonder if he ever carried it out...??? I doubt it, he sounded to greedy..
Ouch thats a slam, where is longacre to defend himself. >>
I finally saw this thread. It is not worth Longacre's time to respond directly to the OP.
Always took candy from strangers Didn't wanna get me no trade Never want to be like papa Working for the boss every night and day --"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
A hard PVC or ABS pipe with welded caps on each end is the best way to go. Water tight and long lasting.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
Actually I have been thinking lately of burying some gold bullion. Its really the only safe place. Banks can be taken over by the govt and your home can be ripped off. Sooner or later the govt will come for your valuables. I cant see a safer place than the ground. Just have to remember where you buried it.
<< <i>I have decided to bury my coin collection...Even though it is quite modern, I do have a good selection of old coins that will be going in...I am sorry if some of you want my coins, but alas, they are going in, never to be re-treaved !! I am going to list my coins first of all, I will be taking pictures of this process as well....I did research topics here of burying coins, I see a "longacre" stating the same the same thing back in 2005 thread...I wonder if he ever carried it out...??? I doubt it, he sounded to greedy..
Anyway, Here is a list of the coins going in..... 2 sets of entire silver proof state quarters.. 4 proof ben frankins proof. ..2 from 63 , 1 from 58 , 1 from 57 4 uncirculaed frankins 58-69-60-61 many proof sets, 1951, 58. 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 62, 63.. also mint sets 1994,95, 95, 96,97, 97,98,98 1942 ms69 half dollar, 6 unc morgan dollars, 4 UNC peace dollars.. , 1857 MS quarter , au 1900 morgan, au 1903 morgan, 1889 ,1890,1883, 1885 all great condition,. 3 tubes of silver american eagles...2009 being the last... 1843 2 cents? also old nickel and dime..all 1800....tooo many more to list...wait.....1970-1974 silver ikes. in the BROWN BOX, yea, I somehow wanted to justify that series.. many more coins, 1976-1776 siler trio., etc...it;'s all going in.. many more singlw silver state coins, and silver eagles.... I am guessing about 2K-4K worth of coins....I know how I am going to package this... Yes, I am wanting a "pirates" type of buried treasure here..
my sons dont have a real interest in my coins...so I want to bury them.....I dont have one of a kind pieces, but decent ones....the only thing i am including with this burial is a note stating the barial date. that's it.
I won't miss these coins, as I do love coins, but let mother nature embrace these coins for what they are.....
Except for my gold, I just cant give that away, LO!! >>
Well tell us did you bury the coins or was it all talk. First off I dont think you had some of them coins to begin with and secondly why would you do a dumb a$$ thing like that anyway.
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The first one I know of is 1864.
JT
I collect all 20th century series except gold including those series that ended there.
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<< <i>My queastion is WHERE to bury it, by a tree, a rock? I dont want to bury near something that will bulldozed in the future, but public is good....or on a public land, or private? >>
Trees and rocks get bulldozed all the time. Only safe place to bury would be at the bottom of the bluff where I live.
Burial at sea is a lot safer.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
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<< <i>And yes, my name (which i will give my last name only)will be associated with this hoard of some kind..I hope........ >>
Ah, I can see it now...the Dip$hit hoard. -Preussen >>
<< <i>My queastion is WHERE to bury it, by a tree, a rock? I dont want to bury near something that will bulldozed in the future, but public is good....or on a public land, or private? >>
PM me, I'll bury them in my Safety Deposit Box!
The name is LEE!
Ouch thats a slam, where is longacre to defend himself.
This way you'll always be able to look up & see them
<< <i>....I did research topics here of burying coins, I see a "longacre" stating the same the same thing back in 2005 thread...I wonder if he ever carried it out...??? I doubt it, he sounded to greedy..
Ouch thats a slam, where is longacre to defend himself. >>
Longacre doesn't read threads, he only creates threads.
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
<< <i>
<< <i>....I did research topics here of burying coins, I see a "longacre" stating the same the same thing back in 2005 thread...I wonder if he ever carried it out...??? I doubt it, he sounded to greedy..
Ouch thats a slam, where is longacre to defend himself. >>
Longacre doesn't read threads, he only creates threads. >>
<< <i>Check into having NASA deposit them on the moons surface....
This way you'll always be able to look up & see them
Inquire with the Chinese - they'll be there long before NASA gets out of the planning phase.
<< <i>The MS69 '42 Half is certainly not PCGS and probably not certified by any party. >>
Not so ... I believe SGS has graded dozens of them 69 or 70.
<< <i>....I did research topics here of burying coins, I see a "longacre" stating the same the same thing back in 2005 thread...I wonder if he ever carried it out...??? I doubt it, he sounded to greedy..
Ouch thats a slam, where is longacre to defend himself. >>
I finally saw this thread. It is not worth Longacre's time to respond directly to the OP.
Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
Lance.
Wow. Simply stunning
<< <i>you should seal the Tupperware in wax. >>
A hard PVC or ABS pipe with welded caps on each end is the best way to go. Water tight and long lasting.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
<< <i>
<< <i>you should seal the Tupperware in wax. >>
A hard PVC or ABS pipe with welded caps on each end is the best way to go. Water tight and long lasting. >>
Yeah, seal that in wax too. Heck, just throw everything in a 55 gallon drum of hot wax and throw that in the ground.
You might as well just dump them in the ocean, then jump in and follow them all the way down...
"Bongo hurtles along the rain soaked highway of life on underinflated bald retread tires."
~Wayne
Just leave coins laying around at the park
you can wait to see expressions or actually see how long it takes for someone to take them
Menomonee Falls Wisconsin USA
http://www.pcgs.com/SetRegistr...dset.aspx?s=68269&ac=1">Musky 1861 Mint Set
You should bury it where I bury my ammo. Of course, if I told you where that is I'd have to shoot you.
<< <i>Sooner or later the govt will come for your valuables. >>
<< <i>I have decided to bury my coin collection...Even though it is quite modern, I do have a good selection of old coins that will be going in...I am sorry if some of you want my coins, but alas, they are going in, never to be re-treaved !! I am going to list my coins first of all, I will be taking pictures of this process as well....I did research topics here of burying coins, I see a "longacre" stating the same the same thing back in 2005 thread...I wonder if he ever carried it out...??? I doubt it, he sounded to greedy..
Anyway, Here is a list of the coins going in.....
2 sets of entire silver proof state quarters..
4 proof ben frankins proof. ..2 from 63 , 1 from 58 , 1 from 57
4 uncirculaed frankins 58-69-60-61
many proof sets, 1951, 58. 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 62, 63..
also mint sets 1994,95, 95, 96,97, 97,98,98
1942 ms69 half dollar, 6 unc morgan dollars, 4 UNC peace dollars.. , 1857 MS quarter , au 1900 morgan, au 1903 morgan, 1889 ,1890,1883, 1885 all great condition,.
3 tubes of silver american eagles...2009 being the last...
1843 2 cents? also old nickel and dime..all 1800....tooo many more to list...wait.....1970-1974 silver ikes. in the BROWN BOX, yea, I somehow wanted to justify that series..
many more coins, 1976-1776 siler trio., etc...it;'s all going in..
many more singlw silver state coins, and silver eagles....
I am guessing about 2K-4K worth of coins....I know how I am going to package this...
Yes, I am wanting a "pirates" type of buried treasure here..
my sons dont have a real interest in my coins...so I want to bury them.....I dont have one of a kind pieces, but decent ones....the only thing i am including with this burial is a note stating the barial date. that's it.
I won't miss these coins, as I do love coins, but let mother nature embrace these coins for what they are.....
Except for my gold, I just cant give that away, LO!! >>
Well tell us did you bury the coins or was it all talk. First off I dont think you had some of them coins to begin with and secondly why would you do a dumb a$$ thing like that anyway.
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