From the CRO Road Report-- it seems like fresh coins are strong
Longacre
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I was taking a look at the CRO Road Report and the writer notes that fresh coins are strong. Do we have any live reports from collectors yet?
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)
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)
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I haven't bid or bought from them in years, emailed and called twice to remove my name from their mailing list, and I still get catalogs from them (which go right in the garbage, unopened).
(edited to add Stacks reference, since Longacre changed the title to confuse everyone)
and what it means now days in this fast pace world of collectors flipping
coins like they change their underwear?
<< <i>Hopefully they get their mailing list in order.
I haven't bid or bought from them in years, emailed and called twice to remove my name from their mailing list, and I still get catalogs from them (which go right in the garbage, unopened). >>
You get catalogs from CRO?
for the OP, I can't wait to see what they pick up at the show.
and what it means now days in this fast pace world of collectors flipping
coins like they change their underwear?
I don't think anybody is intending any sarcasm.
In regards to underwear...keep it clean!
....PS--I wonder what an "extreeeeeemely sensible dinner" means?......inexpensive? healthy? nobody ran out on the check and taunted the waiter?
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<< <i>Hopefully they get their mailing list in order.
I haven't bid or bought from them in years, emailed and called twice to remove my name from their mailing list, and I still get catalogs from them (which go right in the garbage, unopened). >>
You get catalogs from CRO?
for the OP, I can't wait to see what they pick up at the show.
Longacre changed the thread's title and content after an initial posting about Stack's
<< <i>Longacre changed the thread's title and content after an initial posting about Stack's >>
He was probably just trying to keep the thread "fresh".
BTW, I love replying to "fresh" threads...
UBER FRESH Coins that haven't left the safe deposit box or the home safe in >10 yrs.
roadrunner
Camelot
<< <i> FRESH Not made available to the general marketplace in the previous 5 years...and ideally in >10 years. Though I could still see a coin that traded privately between 2 consenting individuals being called fresh the first time it hit the general marketplace in >5 yrs. Coins that have been flipped or auctioned multiple times need not apply.
UBER FRESH Coins that haven't left the safe deposit box or the home safe in >10 yrs.
roadrunner >>
I spray most of slabbed coins with Febreze... So they are Super Fresh!
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<< <i> FRESH Not made available to the general marketplace in the previous 5 years...and ideally in >10 years. Though I could still see a coin that traded privately between 2 consenting individuals being called fresh the first time it hit the general marketplace in >5 yrs. Coins that have been flipped or auctioned multiple times need not apply.
UBER FRESH Coins that haven't left the safe deposit box or the home safe in >10 yrs.
roadrunner >>
I spray most of slabbed coins with Febreze... So they are Super Fresh!
I thought you used Massengil?
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<< <i> FRESH Not made available to the general marketplace in the previous 5 years...and ideally in >10 years. Though I could still see a coin that traded privately between 2 consenting individuals being called fresh the first time it hit the general marketplace in >5 yrs. Coins that have been flipped or auctioned multiple times need not apply.
UBER FRESH Coins that haven't left the safe deposit box or the home safe in >10 yrs.
roadrunner >>
I spray most of slabbed coins with Febreze... So they are Super Fresh!
I thought you used Massengil?
Oops... It's a 3 step process finalized with a soak in "Calgon, take me away!"
<< <i>I thought you used Massengil? >>
That made me laugh out loud.
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<< <i>I thought you used Massengil? >>
That made me laugh out loud.
I just smiled, since I don't have the personal experience with the product as Barndog does... I had to look up what Massengil really was!
Sorry Barndog... maybe that was a bit TOO fresh
<< <i>I thought you used Massengil? >>
Used primarily to remove milk spots.
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
at the next higher grade to get top dollar. Take this
into account when buying because the dealers are sure
making the same determination, before they bid or buy a coin.
Camelot
<< <i>a likely story you weaved as you run lightly through a meadow, butterflies all around >>
Too Funny... That only happens right after I buy a coin that's been off the market for a decade