I was just wondering how I should have this sent after I win the auction: http://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/189804/Yap-Rai-Stone--Rare-Museum-Piece Or perhaps just have the auction house wrap it up in that brown wrapping paper and lick a bunch of stamps and smack 'em on the outside? Oh, and what size air-tite?
Hey, man. Don't dis the Yap Rai Stone... This is COIN. (or a "tribute token" or something like that?). I believe the people who traded these things were involved in a "tribute society" (non-market?) economy. Gotta look this up..
so what you're telling me is you paid $20,000 for a rock with a hole in it. Was this the first wheel at the dawn of man?
I sent mine for slabbing. Phew, I was afraid it would get a details grade. (Yes, I know I've posted this twice already. But he said Yap stone. I had to. )
Lol, I just noticed the CACA sticker. It's a good thing those US collectors don't come around these parts. They'd be hoppin' mad.
I'm living dangerously In case people reading this thread missed the joke... Certified Ancient Coin Acceptance™ Corporation proudly announces their long-awaited ancient coin verification program. Protect your investment now with a genuine CACA sticker. Be coinfident with CACA!
Peace of mind knowing your coin has been expertly assessed** **Applies to Nabataeans only. LOL! That's gotta be the cleverest bit of fine print I've ever seen. Nobody collects Nabataeans. Hahaha!
You're my partner in this, remember? The Nabataeans will come to you for expert assessment. I don't expect you to be very busy