Boss

Sorry all my old friends- I did kind of lose interest in coins and actually sold quite a few to pay personal and business expenses (mostly the Indians, some gold, etc) so coin collection is down. I will check on this site and try to light the fire a little

Bosssssss! What you at man? I miss your posts, get back here!

Heya Boss, hope all is well with you. You haven't been on. Hopefully it is just a lack of interest in coins and not something more serious with family, or yourself. Take care, God bless.
-Shawn

Yes sir, I have been not as into coins as I was. I still love coins, but I did sell off some cause I needed the cash for life expenses, which made me a little sad. I have been busy with work and stuff. Thanks for checkin in. Hope you are well.

whoa, long time no see

I"M glad you were nosey my man. I;m also glad that you noticed how unnessary his remark was. I forgive and forget. I don't hold any malice against him but I have to defend myself. I'm honored to be your friend.

Thanks my good friend
JC

Great hanging out with you as well, enjoyed seeing your IHC's and lincolns, wonderful coins. The ANA show in LA is Aug 5-9, five full days so it offers a lot of opportunities to at least go once. They offer numismatic courses as well, but you would need to block out three days to attend those I think.

Thanks Scottishmoney!!

I never really collected small cents, I have some but they are all usually circulated. I might have a couple of BU Indians, but they are common dates. I might also have some circulated semi-keys like 1908-S and 1914-D but I haven't looked at them in a long time so I am not even sure what they would grade. Most of my cents are large cents.

Right O BossHog. It said Gilmore, Tx by your name on both sites so I figured had to be same person.

Same person from NGC my friend. I just decided to try this place out. I'm on the PCGS forum also. I like to bounce around a little too see what's happening. The NGC forum was my starting place and I have a lot of respectful freinds there so I will always have to call that one my forum birthplace. haha! Take care Boss.

It's a broken ginger bread... castle. It had took 3 days to get to the point we had it at...
a balcony, 3 front pieces glued together, turrets, fully decorated, then it was "bumped" off the table...
A very disappointing day.

question for Dru. How do you safely retone a hairlined coin or a coin that has had long soaks in distilled water. My Lincolns look "raw" after distilled water soak, kind of like when one leaves a coin in acetone a while? I am going to start a new posts about my 1914 D and need it to tone. I will post tonight so maybe you could comment there or here?

Thanks...the page will appear on this website:

http://www.cachecoins.org

I have just started putting the page together with the little advice I have from my own research. This will include many warnings as well. The info I will give will include Olive oil and Distilled water, acetone, and how to treat a coin that has Bronze Disease among a few other tips. If you have some info, feel free to send it to me here:

drumax@tribalsoup.com

thanks...and you are probably right, I shouldnt have started bickering, probably a bad idea to introduce the subject here anyway.

I figured it out- thanks Snaz. I had a specific personal reason I needed it changed. It has to be approved by Peter I believe. Anyway, I keep posting new Lincolns in the Post your Lincolns if you want to check it out. Take care

How the heck did you change your name?!

I changed my user name. It's still me. Same avitar.

Thanks Doug

Just updated more photos for my friends to view!