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Re: PAYPAL Policy: an open invitation to steal your coins !
The honest seller is at the mercy of eBay, paypal, UPS and crooked buyers. And crooked sellers have dirtied the water also with counterfeits and false advertising. The only answer is to avoid them all but now the question --- how can coins be sold?? Answer--over the counter with coin in hand. -
Re: 2007-W Gold 1/10 Backorder
most likely a false report of an item shipping, otherwise the USM would take down the banner. after all, even some forum members thought when subscriptions said "shipped" they thought they were to receive the coins in the next few days..... it did not mean that at all -
Re: ASE delivery today?
False Alarm. Turned out to be a couple of SAC rolls backordered. They were on the same order # as the SAE sets, but after weighing the package and doing some calculations I was able to determine the carton did not contain the SAE sets. Still a bit nervous opening the carton though. -
Coins & Currency in everyday transactions
I'm a Boomer. And though I am comfortable with Windows, MS Office, the Internet, and the like, I am not one of those "Early-Adopters" or up-to-speed with technology, especially all the latest in TV/streaming, social media, car display screens/options, and all the latest digital payment formats. For when it comes to buying… -
Re: Got the 1921 in the mail, Don’t worry I already knew about the dark spot when I bough the coin.
I want to make sure I understand: did you buy this already slabbed coin based on the TV picture, and not on actual pictures of the current condition? Or did you buy the coin raw then submit it to be graded and slabbed? If it was already slabbed, and sold based on the TV image, then that was false advertising. -
Re: Are Seattle and Denver the two best teams in the NFL this year?
<< <i>yeah, well, i've OD'd on nachos before and there's nothing false about it. >> I've gone through a whole package of Oreos on more than one occasion. Then there's Dirt Cake, pints of cookie dough ice cream, and... Ooops, I meant I've heard of someone going through... -
Re: 1989 randy vs griffey jr
Yup. Already missed the run up on Griffey Upper Deck. It could fall just as hard...and has started to already. Hence why I would be worried. I would guess(pure guess not advice) that the Griffey Upper Deck PSA 10 settles in the $1,200 range two years from now. Still up from pre covid since the market is strong as a whole… -
Re: Strikeout leaders, saw this yesterday on MLB network..
why? because of widespread false perceptions that started in the winter of 2007. take the time to actually look at the evidence (or lack thereof) against Clemens, and not rely on your recollections of what was said on ESPN and talk radio. mitchell needed a big name for his report, he squeezed a disgruntled former employee… -
Re: Greysheet's Feigenbaum interview with Andy Salzberg and why NGCX
@spacehayduke said: It is broke, it was broken from the start, but the kinetics to change it to a logical grading system is sluggish. Folks love to talk about change in politics but in reality most want things just as they are because change can be difficult on the short term (and even long term). It is the bold and… -
Re: THEORY: Card Grading SLOWS appreciation of value!
Very interesting post and right up my alley. Most Topps regular issues such as the 1952 Mantle will fall into your theory. However, certain issues are already at the point of scarcity that grading won't diminish this aspect. I don't own a Mantle, but if I wanted one I could probably find one with relative ease on Ebay or…
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