How many of the Top 10 Users,

OPA · September 29, 2009 8:32AM

other than Russ, are still posting?

77431 coinhead1
75871 clw54
69564 XpipedreamR
66463 mdwoods
62873 Russ
56179 coincop
53763 kieferscoins
52546 jonesy
46870 cosmicdebris
46831 laserart

I'm sure some do not post in this forum, but I have not seen a post from the top 4 in over 2 years.

MidLifeCrisis · September 29, 2009 8:34AM

These folks had a lot on their minds.

LoveMyLiberty · September 29, 2009 8:45AM

MDwoods has been posting again just recently.

MikeInFL · September 29, 2009 8:46AM

CLW posts from time to time.

RYK · September 29, 2009 8:47AM

I am pretty sure I have seen clw and mdwoods post here on occasion.

LindeDad · September 29, 2009 8:47AM

Most are still around when they want to be.

OPA · September 29, 2009 8:51AM

I must have missed their posts. I suppose, they could be considered celebrities in their own right. On the other hand, I'm always curious to see the subject that generates a response or post from them.

SportsModerator · September 29, 2009 8:51AM

<< I have seen posts by all on the list in the last month except coinhead1 who is no longer a member and joney who is deceased.

>>

Other way around. Coinhead1 is deceased.

LindeDad · September 29, 2009 8:53AM

I edited.

OPA · September 29, 2009 8:55AM

<< 

<< I have seen posts by all on the list in the last month except coinhead1 who is no longer a member and joney who is deceased.

>>

Other way around. Coinhead1 is deceased. >>

would it be a good idea for the forum to place a deceased symbol next to his id? And for Joney some sort of exit symbol?

SportsModerator · September 29, 2009 8:58AM

<< 

<< 

<< I have seen posts by all on the list in the last month except coinhead1 who is no longer a member and joney who is deceased.

>>

Other way around. Coinhead1 is deceased. >>

would it be a good idea for the forum to place a deceased symbol next to his id? And for Joney some sort of exit symbol? >>

Coinhead was retired career military, Vietnam vet and one tough SOB.

I haven't given up hope that he'll return from the dead and start posting again.

Bear · September 29, 2009 9:03AM

Do you have to stop participating when you are deceased?

Broadstruck · September 29, 2009 9:06AM

<< Coinhead was retired career military, Vietnam vet and one tough SOB.

I haven't given up hope that he'll return from the dead and start posting again. >>

fc · September 29, 2009 9:15AM

there should be an asterisk next to their names that stated they
were open forum addicts

leothelyon · September 29, 2009 9:40AM

<< other than Russ, are still posting?

77431 coinhead1
75871 clw54
69564 XpipedreamR
66463 mdwoods
62873 Russ
56179 coincop
53763 kieferscoins
52546 jonesy
46870 cosmicdebris
46831 laserart

I'm sure some do not post in this forum, but I have not seen a post from the top 4 in over 2 years. >>

Well, it's certainly obvious that they said all they had to say and left, leaving us all dangling here without a clue about numismatics.

Leo

leothelyon · September 29, 2009 9:44AM

<< These folks had a lot on their minds. >>

And now they don't? My little pea-brain would have petered out years ago!

Leo

ksteelheader · September 29, 2009 9:48AM

<< other than Russ, are still posting?

77431 coinhead1 (died)
75871 clw54 (still posts)
69564 XpipedreamR (hasn't posted in a few months)
66463 mdwoods (still posting)
62873 Russ (yes)
56179 coincop (he posts at the OFR)
53763 kieferscoins (Not for a while)
52546 jonesy (Bammed)
46870 cosmicdebris (Bill is around, but not posting)
46831 laserart (he just got a computer back and will be posting again)

I'm sure some do not post in this forum, but I have not seen a post from the top 4 in over 2 years. >>

OregonCityGold · September 29, 2009 9:55AM

O wise, powerful and always fair SportsModerator1, what was jonesy banned for?

Was Laura S. banned? Why?

relicsncoins · September 29, 2009 10:42AM

I'm guessing that most of these posters had a mediocre inteterest in coins and a large interest in the various topics put forth on an off topics forum.

SportsModerator · September 29, 2009 11:01AM

Coinhead1 had a rather nice collection of buffalo nickels.

Jonesy not bammed. He collects coins, but has greater interest in clipping and saving Paris Hilton articles.

Xpipe is a serious coin collector but has returned to medical school and has zero time for anything that resembles a life.

Bear · September 29, 2009 11:17AM

Let that be a lesson to all. Otis is keeping a file on

all of us so I guess we had better be good boys and

girls.

ksteelheader · September 29, 2009 11:22AM

<< Coinhead1 had a rather nice collection of buffalo nickels.

Jonesy not bammed. He collects coins, but has greater interest in clipping and saving Paris Hilton articles.

Xpipe is a serious coin collector but has returned to medical school and has zero time for anything that resembles a life. >>

Paris hilton, the Princess??

OPA · September 29, 2009 11:52AM

<< Coinhead1 had a rather nice collection of buffalo nickels.

Jonesy not bammed. He collects coins, but has greater interest in clipping and saving Paris Hilton articles.

Xpipe is a serious coin collector but has returned to medical school and has zero time for anything that resembles a life. >>

Thanks for the info.

ajc · September 29, 2009 12:00PM

I would be curious to know how many posts per hour it takes to generate 70,000 posts. That is some serious dedication and maybe a sign of needing some help.

mrpaseo · September 29, 2009 12:06PM

I wonder where I am on the list.... Surely I am in the top 100... 500?

yellowkid · September 29, 2009 12:09PM

<< Do you have to stop participating when you are deceased? >>

Good one Bear!

BillyKingsley · September 29, 2009 6:08PM

I've been here 15 months and I'm only familiar with 4 of those names. I don't always pay attention to who is posting what however.

I think there should be a list of banned members and why they were banned.

melvin289 · September 29, 2009 6:49PM

<< Let that be a lesson to all. Otis is keeping a file on

all of us so I guess we had better be good boys and

girls.

>>

And bears too.

LucyBop · September 29, 2009 7:09PM

Every forum needs a hepkitty...

jsf · September 29, 2009 7:19PM

Lucy! So good to see you.

LucyBop · September 29, 2009 7:25PM

<< Lucy! So good to see you. >>

hi daddy-o.....

OPA · September 30, 2009 8:42AM

LucyBop ... congrats on almost 23k

Bear & ksteelheader...keep banging away, you may make the "honor roll" yet. In my lifetime, I hope.

TorinoCobra71 · September 30, 2009 8:50AM

<< Coinhead1 had a rather nice collection of buffalo nickels.

Jonesy not bammed. He collects coins, but has greater interest in clipping and saving Paris Hilton articles.

Xpipe is a serious coin collector but has returned to medical school and has zero time for anything that resembles a life. >>

PH = Americas Princess, according to Jonesy.

Xpippy is lost in Chicago somewhere.......

TorinoCobra71 · September 30, 2009 8:51AM

<< I would be curious to know how many posts per hour it takes to generate 70,000 posts. That is some serious dedication and maybe a sign of needing some help. >>

I would wager that 75%+ of their post count was racked up when the Open Forum was around. I used to watch some users rack up OVER 100+ posts a day there.......

cladking · September 30, 2009 8:58AM

<< 

Xpipe is a serious coin collector but has returned to medical school and has zero time for anything that resembles a life. >>

Good for him.

Think I should still invite him to the next barn raising though?

ocon4008 · September 30, 2009 9:17AM

<<<>

I would wager that 75%+ of their post count was racked up when the Open Forum was around. I used to watch some users rack up OVER 100+ posts a day there.......>.

I checked the archives coinhead1 1st post was July 17, 2001; his last post was March 12, 2005. Thats 77,431 posts in days lapse 1,334; that means he averaged 58 posts per day or just over two per hour. Thats 24/7 365! Assuming 8 hours sleep: 3.5 posts per hour on a 16 hour day. Assuming 3 hours per night: 20 posts per hour, but that is still everyday during the 1,334 days..

One post per hour, 24/7 365 it would take about 8 years to hit 70,000. Say you just average 10 posts per day; it will take just over 19 years to break 70,000 posts.

If ever I live that long!

TorinoCobra71 · September 30, 2009 9:20AM

<< <<<>

I would wager that 75%+ of their post count was racked up when the Open Forum was around. I used to watch some users rack up OVER 100+ posts a day there.......>.

I checked the archives coinhead1 1st post was July 17, 2001; his last post was March 12, 2005. Thats 77,431 posts in days lapse 1,334; that means he averaged 58 posts per day or just over two per hour. Thats 24/7 365! Assuming 8 hours sleep: 3.5 posts per hour on a 16 hour day. Assuming 3 hours per night: 20 posts per hour, but that is still everyday during the 1,334 days..

One post per hour, 24/7 365 it would take about 8 years to hit 70,000. Say you just average 10 posts per day; it will take just over 19 years to break 70,000 posts.

If ever I live that long!

>>

You got some spare time on your hands......

TC71

ocon4008 · September 30, 2009 9:24AM

Yup, I am semi retired; and my other nick name is egghead number cruncher.

ksteelheader · September 30, 2009 9:29AM

<< <<<>

I would wager that 75%+ of their post count was racked up when the Open Forum was around. I used to watch some users rack up OVER 100+ posts a day there.......>.

I checked the archives coinhead1 1st post was July 17, 2001; his last post was March 12, 2005. Thats 77,431 posts in days lapse 1,334; that means he averaged 58 posts per day or just over two per hour. Thats 24/7 365! Assuming 8 hours sleep: 3.5 posts per hour on a 16 hour day. Assuming 3 hours per night: 20 posts per hour, but that is still everyday during the 1,334 days..

One post per hour, 24/7 365 it would take about 8 years to hit 70,000. Say you just average 10 posts per day; it will take just over 19 years to break 70,000 posts.

If ever I live that long!

>>

Coinhead1 was retired military. He had some time on his hands.

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