Newbie big questions.

Booksb4coins:

I'm back from my trip and I made some very good deals including buying a huge lot of excellent SLQs and Flying Cents that haven't been on the market for a very very long time most of them ungraded raw. I plan on having my own gallery so I am building up my inventory. I'm not going to list them all here but lets just say I did pretty good.
But back to my system. It is not a grading scale, it is a system I USE that to grade. Its a system I developed for myself and it gives me an advantage when I am buying or selling coins. Ibetasilver dollar has already tried to use tricks to test me but I was able to correctly grade every coin he asked me to grade

 

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https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1935-buffalo-gtg.298614/#post-2778337

 

You're right; there is no need to "list them here". Just post photos of this surely amazing once in a lifetime find of yours. Otherwise, it's just more empty and meaningless, well, you know.

As for your grand "system", as much as I appreciate the, umm, clarification, this newest claim makes little to no sense whatsoever in that no "system" can change the fact a coin is what it is, unless your "revolutionary" idea is simply to lie. It may sound fine and dandy in trying to fluff yourself up, but I fail to see how it (even if it existed) could be anything but a different means to the same end. That said, now that you've "returned", it's time to put up or shut up. No more excuses, and no more nonsense; enlighten we peon mortals, please.

Oh, and as for this with @IBetASilverDollar have you two been conversing privately? I ask only because a quick check of your postings here suggests this claim, unless privately, to be another tall tale. I do, however, remember finding a number of instances where your incredible "abilities", surely by pure coincidence, showed only after grades had already been posted.

Seriously, all this talk is getting very old. No one wants to hear what you're supposedly going to do, or about how you're supposedly so much smarter, better, etc, etc than anyone and everyone around you. You're clearly quite young, and I'm guessing most here can overlook the nonsense if you simply come clean and start being yourself, who or whatever they may be. Think about it.

 

Any one heard of OSV?

 

lol no. One time I posted a coin for him to guess and he called it a 64 and he likes to use it as an example of his abilities for some reason lol. It's currently sitting at PCGS as we speak I'll let him know if he's right whenever the results are in. Although correctly grading a MS Morgan isn't rocket surgery.

 

I gave him an open chance to prove his grading skills, with the 1935 Buffalo
I don't see his response in that thread, if he is so good at grading I would like his opinion. @ed wood 654

 

By the way OSV is a verification service for original double mint Packs from 1947 to 1958, the service is provided through Anacs. OSV authenticates the originality of the set as a whole. It is more or less a sticker like CAC.
www.osv.expert

 

Interesting.

 

I just learned of this from an LCS that opened up in town. They are the Frese Brothers coins and collectibles.

 

That's a Russian anti-material rifle

 

Ibetasilverdollar, that coin is not at PCGS, it was already in a holder when I called it a MS64.

 

it is at PCGS, I cracked it out and sent it in. I didn't care what the grade on the old holder was since you could have just looked that up since it was obviously a Heritage image, I wanted you to tell me what it would get today cause I bought it to crack out of the old ANACS holder and submit. So we're gonna have to wait and see about your skills for however long it takes at PCGS

 

OK I will post picks, and for your information my system is a computer based algorithm that I developed, so for I have only written the code for Mint State coins but it is almost finished. The way I see it is that computer grading is the future. I am currently working on my PHD and I will probably do my thesis on computer grading of mint state coins

 

I'm interested in things that change the world or that affect the future and wondrous, new technology and when people see it they will be 'Wow, how did Ed do that, how did that even happen? How is that possible?' ED

 

Maybe someday you will learn to tell the truth about something. You won't gain any respect on this site until you do. As is, you have nothing to offer here except something to laugh at.

 

And it would be more entertaining if it was actually funny.

 

So now you're a 17 year old kid working on his "PHD", huh? Man... forget the neck boots; one needs a submarine to navigate through this excrement.

As for your surely brilliant "algorithm", the one that magically allows you to both buy and sell with an incredible advantage over everyone else, perhaps you can explain exactly how this works, you know, like you brought up pages ago and keep avoiding?

I'm having some difficulty understanding the concept behind this since coins of such high value (to the point one needs a plane for his nonexistent business) will need to be in third party plastic in order to reach their potential, meaning I'm not sure what incredible advantages it could offer above and beyond simply knowing one's market, or simply lying on the buy. The game is played by getting coins into third party holders, meaning that individual grading standards are meaningless short of said lying, and since TPG standards are not quite set in stone, it's very hard to see how any program supposedly written by an individual with at best questionable grading skills, could offer any advantage other than a lame attempt to make himself sound important.

Seriously, is your name Timmy? The last time I asked it was mostly a joke, but the more you flap your lips, the more "Detecto-esque" you sound/are. There's nothing wrong with thinking or dreaming big, but there's more to it than simple desire, or thinking ridiculously highly of oneself. As with good ole Timmy, perhaps it would be easier to take you the tiniest bit seriously if you'd actually show even a hint of potential or ability; I'm sorry, but "grading" coins only after grades have been revealed doesn't count.

Now, just to refresh your memory...

Again, please stop stalling and finally share it. If it's even halfway intelligent, I'll be the first to congratulate you and offer my apologies, but if not, or you continue to do everything possible to avoid it, well, perhaps its time to crawl back into your hole.

 

Soooooo, what your saying is you correctly guess the grade on a coin that was already graded , that you looked up and somehow correctly guess the grade. I think you should try that technique with your local lottery , and just tell them that you chose the same numbers as were picked after the fact, and that they should just believe you. Honestly.... I have an algorithm that picks the numbers, it's a secret BTW, I'd share it with you but it's pending a patent. If you give me a minute, I will go ask my roommates dad if he will confirm my story, but he is presently out of town on business without a computer or Wi-Fi. So I am gonna have to take my uncle's airplane to find him.