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Mark Feld Interview
laxmaster92
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I had the pleasure of interviewing Mark Feld for the Numismatic Hub.
Its actually quite interesting, as Mark provides some good insight of the hobby.
You can read it at www.numismatichub.com
Its actually quite interesting, as Mark provides some good insight of the hobby.
You can read it at www.numismatichub.com
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Mark is a cool brother.
Drunner
Lance.
"She comes out of the sun in a silk dress,
running like a water color in the rain...."
An authorized PCGS dealer, and a contributor to the Red Book.
...enjoyed the read! when will this be available on you-tube
and declared to the world that Franklin's are his # 1 favorite series !
<< <i>I think Mr. Feld could have let the cat out of the bag .........
and declared to the world that Franklin's are his # 1 favorite series... for making fun of ! >>
I finished the sentence for you.
Good, but short interview.
Edited to add Todd @ BlueCC and Larry " SeaEagleCoins "
<< <i>Next interview, can you ask him why he uses Julians avatar on his website? >>
No additional interview is required for you to have that question answered. I don't use Julian's avatar on my website. The two coins are very different - take another look.
Thanks to Axmaster92 for being the extremely courteous gentleman he was in asking me to do and conducting the interview.
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<< <i>Next interview, can you ask him why he uses Julians avatar on his website? >>
No additional interview is required for you to have that question answered. I don't use Julian's avatar on my website. The two coins are very different - take another look.
Thanks to Axmaster92 for being the extremely courteous gentleman he was in asking me to do and conducting the interview. >>
I don't believe you.
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<< <i>Next interview, can you ask him why he uses Julians avatar on his website? >>
No additional interview is required for you to have that question answered. I don't use Julian's avatar on my website. The two coins are very different - take another look.
Thanks to Axmaster92 for being the extremely courteous gentleman he was in asking me to do and conducting the interview. >>
I don't believe you.
I promise, Axmaster92 really was extremely courteous.
<< <i>You're a lawyer. I'm surprised that you didn't mention that on your biography on your website. >>
I didn't ever practice law, so don't consider it part of my biography.
He's one guy I always could count on regarding numismatics.
If I compiled a list of the top 20 influential guys on the boards, he'd be among them. A few banned members would be on the list, too.
https://acoinshop.com/ —-> https://ebay.us/m/KxolR5
2) He's one of the most ethical players himself. And refreshingly honest (as opposed to self-serving).
3) Is open to new information from anyone.
4) Even dealers who disagree with him on many issues listen to him because of 1, 2 and 3
5) The interview may have been too short, but to expand on any of those points could be quite overwhelming to those relatively new to the hobby. Remember the audience for the interview.
<< <i>1) He's been there: knows the coins, knows the players, knows the system (including its faults and traps).
2) He's one of the most ethical players himself. And refreshingly honest (as opposed to self-serving).
3) Is open to new information from anyone.
4) Even dealers who disagree with him on many issues listen to him because of 1, 2 and 3
5) The interview may have been too short, but to expand on any of those points could be quite overwhelming to those relatively new to the hobby. Remember the audience for the interview.
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Bingo!
We have a winner...............well said. MJ
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
<< <i>Interesting, but that guy would never make an investigative reporter. He didnt even ask about the PCGS lawsuit. >>
It was meant to be a short interview for a YN run website, not an article for the NY Times, just saying
<< <i>You guys are real gullible...Mark Feld does not exist....I have been looking for him at the past 5+ FUN shows and he is so illusive I don't believe he exists
...of course this could be cleared up with his photo! then we would know who to look for!
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<< <i>Interesting, but that guy would never make an investigative reporter. He didnt even ask about the PCGS lawsuit. >>
It was meant to be a short interview for a YN run website, not an article for the NY Times, just saying >>
If it was too wordy others would have complained it was too long. Besides, that's what we have Analyst for
MJ
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
<< <i>1) He's been there: knows the coins, knows the players, knows the system (including its faults and traps).
2) He's one of the most ethical players himself. And refreshingly honest (as opposed to self-serving).
3) Is open to new information from anyone.
4) Even dealers who disagree with him on many issues listen to him because of 1, 2 and 3
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That's about the size of it.
Thanks to the OP for the link and Coinguy1 just for being here and available.