I little quiz to test your common sense

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by irisheyes, Mar 18, 2012.

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  1. zach67005

    zach67005 Active Member

    Just because Ben Franklin knew what a slingshot was, doesn't prove he made your particular pig take flight. Possible, probable, & proveable are three different words. I'm not even sure the last one is even a real word as written.
     
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  3. irisheyes

    irisheyes New Member

    check out the information provided by the grand lodge of be regarding freemasons in china ...
     
  4. irisheyes

    irisheyes New Member

    that is becasue he has viewd it
     
  5. irisheyes

    irisheyes New Member

    thanks !! i am having it done as we speak
     
  6. ikandiggit

    ikandiggit Currency Error Collector

    Still waiting to see the "graded" coin.
     
  7. irisheyes

    irisheyes New Member

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    It may look like the sun shining on a sun dial to some but the sun doest shine in that manner


    ....its actually the moon shining on a path that leads to the masonic lodge ....the masonic hall is represented by a famous masonic symbol


    if proof is required...??? i can prove it !!!
     
  8. CamaroDMD

    CamaroDMD [Insert Clever Title] Supporter

    Does this mean the coin is currently at a TPG being graded and authenticated?
     
  9. Sully

    Sully New Member

    So which one is it? Your second post in this forum below states you've had the coin graded. Then just a few posts ago, you speak of getting it graded? Do you lie and spin things so much that you forget what you said?

     
  10. Sully

    Sully New Member

    She stated in her second post that she already had it graded.

     
  11. Sully

    Sully New Member

    I'm pretty sure the sun doesn't shine in your world.

     
  12. ow9654

    ow9654 Irish,British collector

    You can prove anything except the coin is genuine, which is the thing you can`t accept and need to
     
  13. CamaroDMD

    CamaroDMD [Insert Clever Title] Supporter

    But did not state by who, what it graded or if it had come back as authentic or not.
     
  14. Sully

    Sully New Member

    I understand that. I was just pointing out the fact that she claimed she already had it graded and now shes claiming that she's sending out to be graded. Not trying to start anything, I'm on your guys side. :yes:

     
  15. koen

    koen New Member

    maybe a stupidassumption, but if nobody reply's anymore to these kind of posts then maybe these kind of posters will disspear.
    Or am i to naive to think that?
     
  16. KoinJester

    KoinJester Well-Known Member

    Here ya go
     

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  17. Hunt1

    Hunt1 Active Member

    :thumb:
     
  18. Merc Crazy

    Merc Crazy Bumbling numismatic fool

    It's a submission full of lowball coins, so the lower the grade, the better!
     
  19. cmilladoo

    cmilladoo Keepin it Real

    what do you mean by "lowball" coins where the lower the grade the better? Where you just joking around or is there a legitimate reason why you would want your coins to grade low (i can't think of any).....Hopefully my ignorance isn't showing with this question, i have only been collecting for a year or two.
     
  20. onejinx

    onejinx Junior Member

    Ok i'm really confused as to how many different people/personalities this person is/has

    In the emails we seem to have andrea piche, andrea grimason, sebastian heath and Irisheyes.

    How many different people is Mr Hoge talking too? Why wouldn't the name stay the same in the emails?

    Mr Hoge hasn't changed his name at least!
     
  21. lkeigwin

    lkeigwin Well-Known Member

    It's like the lowball poker game. Worst hand wins. Except it has to grade cleanly. Which means no problems and the date/mm has to be ascertained.

    There are registry lowball sets. The lower grade your set is, the higher your rank. Really.
    Lance.
     
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