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Re: Notice how the subject matter of classic threads is different from modern threads?
<< <i> << <i><< but if we were to step back, there are oodles of very obvious differences between people who collect moderns and people who collect classics >> The biggest difference is that moderns collectors don't try to tell other people what they should collect. Russ, NCNE >> Son you are on Drugs with that statement.… -
Re: Notice how the subject matter of classic threads is different from modern threads?
<< <i><< but if we were to step back, there are oodles of very obvious differences between people who collect moderns and people who collect classics >> The biggest difference is that moderns collectors don't try to tell other people what they should collect. Russ, NCNE >> Son you are on Drugs with that statement. >> Show… -
Re: Notice how the subject matter of classic threads is different from modern threads?
<< <i>Russ in the real world !! Not here, this is not the real world. When collectors, in general, talk face to face I have never noticed a whole bunch of bashing. >> Ah, okay. You're right. In the real world, at shows and shops, I've never heard classics collectors bashing moderns collectors and telling them how stupid… -
Re: Notice how the subject matter of classic threads is different from modern threads?
<< <i> << <i>I wonder why they constantly do it here? >> It makes for lively threads ? Hiding behind a keyboard ? Understanding level is that of a NitWit ? I dunno..... Little jabs one way or the other do not count as Bashing IMO. Ken >> That is so true. Most everyone here (even my buddy Russ) are really nice people. There… -
Re: Notice how the subject matter of classic threads is different from modern threads?
<< <i>Little jabs one way or the other do not count as Bashing IMO. >> Agreed. Like Lucy and I with Kennedys and Frankies. She knows Frankies really are ugly. Russ, NCNE -
Re: Notice how the subject matter of classic threads is different from modern threads?
<< <i>Right, because they don't have a rational arguement for why they pay 20x+ grade premiums for what amounts to a couple specks of dust on the surface of a coin >> Sort of like classics collectors who pay 20x, (and higher), premiums for color? Russ, NCNE -
Re: Notice how the subject matter of classic threads is different from modern threads?
Russ "The biggest difference is that moderns collectors don't try to tell other people what they should collect." Right, because they don't have a rational arguement for why they pay 20x+ grade premiums for what amounts to a couple specks of dust on the surface of a coin . -
Re: Notice how the subject matter of classic threads is different from modern threads?
<< <i>It doesn't seem like many are after already slabbed moderns unless it's for a registry set. >> And yet many thousands sell every day. Far, far more than just registry pop tops. Who's buying them? Russ, NCNE -
Re: Notice how the subject matter of classic threads is different from modern threads?
<< <i>but if we were to step back, there are oodles of very obvious differences between people who collect moderns and people who collect classics >> The biggest difference is that moderns collectors don't try to tell other people what they should collect. Russ, NCNE -
Re: Notice how the subject matter of classic threads is different from modern threads?
<< <i> << <i>It doesn't seem like many are after already slabbed moderns unless it's for a registry set. >> And yet many thousands sell every day. Far, far more than just registry pop tops. Who's buying them? Russ, NCNE >> I dunno.
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