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3 bucks, any way you cut it
Let's see what folks got handy. Dug these out of a 7 year+ cigar box tomb. -
Re: Inquiring About Pre War Baseball
You might also consider joining net54baseball.com. That forum is primarily a pre-war forum, though it does have active sections for post-war cards too. Their B/S/T section regularly has pre-war cards for reasonable prices (sub-$100 each, often $50 or so). If you are looking to acquire some budget friendly, lower condition… -
Re: Next chapter of my life - Military
Old person advice: * Thank you. * Get a bank (checking and savings) account with USAA (and/or NFCU if you are near a Navy base). They understand. * Sign up for the TSP, even if it's just a little bit. Combat pay can bump up your contributions. Have a little tucked away even at the beginning, time is on your side. Either… -
Re: CACG Slabs (how are they shaking out in the market price wise ?)
No one exactly uses the ANA standard suck hasn't changed in 50 years. Ifc you think they do, then you do not believe in gradeflation. And if you believe there has been gradeflation, then a tighter standards at CACG would be closer to the ANA standard. I'll let you decide what you believe. -
Then you will be rEALly sick of this too!
Ebay fakes 1887cc????? WTF 1884 with reverse of 1878???? WTF All three are fakes that he has up now. bob PS: who outbid me on the 87cc??? I really NEED that for my Whitman, I don't have one yet! -
Re: The Greatest Quarterback of All Time
i'm partial to Rex Grossman. anybody who can be that BAD and still somehow quarterback his team to the Super Bowl, has experienced greatness. if you measure the incredible accumulation of BAD that Grossman managed throughout his career vs. that temporary rise to a higher plateau, i believe that makes him the Greatest… -
Re: 2005 Sacagawea SF grades received
<< <i>No 69s -- Sucks To Be You. >> This is definitely a time when you'd rather have a "you suck" for getting a high grade *score* than a it sucks to be you for a disappointing grade... How did the 64 differ from the others, endzone? Don -
Re: Best way to retrieve a large collection from across the country?
If the value is potentially there, and you can do the logistics (health, time, etc), I would fly, rent a car, and drive back. Hopefully with someone you can trust with you. Driving alone, for long periods, sucks, and you don't want to leave stuff in a vehicle overnight when you stop for a hotel rest. When my mom wanted to… -
Fancy descriptions: Were you ever so impressed by a dealer's description of a coin that it stuck in
I have to admit that I've learned some new words by reading dealers' descriptions of coins. For instance, there are some colors that I never knew existed... Some descriptions are like poetry, and the person who did the writing is obviously very talented. Can you give examples of some unique, creative ways that you've seen… -
Re: To sell, or not to sell?
Great advice for what you have, and how to consider selling. I may have missed it but the "giant quarters" (i.e. "pucks") are 5 ounces Silver, and the Eagles are 1 ounce. I'm all-in for the suggestion for listing on the BST. Ask if the member has references if you are asked to ship first. Then ask a few people in this…
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