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Re: Changes at the Smithsonian
Not claiming that anything will change. Just asking the question. Why, do you know that all will remain the same? What evidence do you have? Read my post and desist with your determinations of MY politics on this. As I said, I'm for numismatists-whose side are you on? Silence, it would seem. Tired of your false accusations… -
Ohio Coin Expo's are finished, UPDATED EMAIL
Just got his from Ron Nelson and since it went to a large mailing group I thought I would share. I think Ron is loosing it LOL: Dear Greg, Aleric the Barbarian, Esq. By Ron Nelson, B.S. Engr., M.S. Math. Copyright September 28, 2005 The U.S. has some serious problems that should be obvious to all but the oblivious by now.… -
Re: Can someone help me understand what exactly are US Mint Uncirculated coins?
Really! Ok thank you very much for your help. It seems like everyone’s pretty genuine on this site vs others I’ve attention get information from and for that I’m thankful to everyone that’s helping get a better understanding of the community and how it works. Reason I’m trying to learn all about this is because I recently… -
Lordmarcovan: My Ancient & Medieval Collection (to 1600 AD) as of Fall, 2025
MY ANCIENT & MEDIEVAL COINS AS OF FALL, 2025 This is the category of my collection for all Ancient and Medieval Coins, and includes pretty much everything that dates up to the year 1600 AD. One exception to this is the subcollection of the Roman Twelve Caesars, which will have their own thread. Coins below are displayed in… -
Re: What implications does this article have for world coins?
Yes, the grade taking centre stage is a major issue. But the problem is around the definition of 'quality' and 'better'. The scale is designed for very high volume US coins, and accounts for certain types of wear (and, in theory, nothing else). It's so precise, you can't even tell the difference without a magnifying glass… -
Re: Has anyone tried "conservation" via window sun exposure?
What falls under "conservation"? He did put it in quotation marks. It's not conservation but it could be "conservation". 🤣 although I agree with you, I would call it "reconsideration "... unless the sun is really hot in his universe. -
Man Pictured Turns Stolen Home Equity Line Into $100000 In Gold
"Montgomery County police detectives have released surveillance pictures of a man they say used a false identity to steal a 'substantial' amount of money which he then used to buy difficult-to-trace gold coins... "the thief used false identity documents to pose as a homeowner and withdrew an undisclosed amount of money… -
Re: Remove Nomar5378 from Ebay
I've purchased only low-end stuff (PSA 9s of discs and Kelloggs) from nomar, and have not had a problem on any transaction, but I find false titles to be extremely annoying, and I will not in the future do business with this seller. My time is not worthless, and lying in an auction title is an unlawful business practice.… -
Re: Double denomination eleven cents
A hopper is a giant bin--it doesn't need to be denomination specific. All you need is a dime to somehow get stuck or otherwise not leave the hopper when it's full of completed dimes, and then the hopper gets used to transport cent blanks where, when emptied, the dime then falls out. Voila, 11 cents. -
Re: Most $$ you ever spent on one card?
Bluff bluff1 ( P ) Pronunciation Key (blf) v. bluffed, bluff·ing, bluffs v. tr. To mislead or deceive. To impress, deter, or intimidate by a false display of confidence. Games. To try to mislead (opponents) in a card game by heavy betting on a poor hand or by little or no betting on a good one. v. intr. To engage in a…
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