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Re: Dealers at dinner and movie dates. What's your number one turn off
I hate it when somebody hands someone a "Big Salad", takes credit for the "Big Salad" under false pretense, even though they didn't actually buy the "Big Salad". That's such a turn off for me. -
Re: Feeling creative? Let's write a description for this coin.
I've taken numerous images of the same coin in the past , all differently lighted and yet all accurate... ...just depended on how the light hit it. Who's to say one angle is false and another true? -
Re: Delivery/insurance/chargeback conundrum.
You need to take it up with the mail room supervisor Auction House shouldn't have to pay And falsely claim non reciept on your Credit card is just wrong, your address did recieve it -
Re: What the hell happened to this half dime?
the size of half dimes probably gives a false size appearrence of the planning (or lathe turning) i would suspect was done for making a ring as half dimes would make a non gawdy ring size -
Re: Greatest/Rarest Finds In The Wild?
My greatest in-the-wild find is this 1926 FS-101 DDO dime that graded out at AU53. (PCGS wasn't attributing them yet when I sent this in, but if it was in the pop reports, it would be pop 1/0 with the next highest graded example falling in at VF30). I bought it raw on eBay for just under $26. I have no idea what it would… -
Re: China Evergrande Defaults on Its Debt - Will this effect Precious Metals and US Economy?
I did. And while it is difficult to get past his obvious narrative filled with false facts, misinterpretation, poor economic analysis, and political miasma, his view has little bearing on my comment. -
Re: Bar token stolen from historical society in menomonee falls
Menomonee Falls is in Wisconsin, in case anyone wondered like I did. Anyone know when the theft occurred? Was it the only thing stolen? Knowing things like this might help suggest the liklihood that it might turn up and where it might turn up. -
Re: Do you remember when.....?
Thankfully I only collected pennies, errr, Lincoln Cents. Even way back in the 60s and 70s, a handful of pennies didn't get you very far. Plus, I had a steady supply of change from when my dad would fall asleep on the couch watching TV and his change would fall from his pockets under the seat cushions. -
Re: The Coming Bear Market in Numismatics
<< <i>Cool, another Numismatic Sky is Falling™ thread. >> If you look at the Coin market since the 1950's it is like a roller coaster. Coins are VERY cyclical. In contrast to the "Sky is Falling" I think it should be viewed as a great opportunity to take advantage of some very good pricing in the next few years to build a… -
Re: Can't get into the Mint site. Buffalo stampede???
I thought I remembered reading that the price was supposed to be $875, According to the press release which actually works on the main site the price will be $800. Was this a recent change or did read false information?
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