Gosh, did you need to post it 3 times? Oh, I was wondering -- do you know if he is still on the Board of Directors? :rolleyes:
LOL! :smuggrin: So true!
Well, he (Orlando) certainly talks/writes like a CEO. MBA-mumbo-jumbo-business-speak nonsense. Ever want to hear someone use the most words...
One man is not responsible for the tanking of CLCT stock in February. That doesn't merit a "termination" notice as terse as the one offered by...
I have a handful. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Just under $2K for a silver token with a mintage of 5 pieces... I'm a small fish. Only spent >= $1K on 3 numismatic items in my life. [IMG]
I voted 1900-1930 (WW1). Though, that's a bit of an "odd" cut-off for coinage dates, it best fits my favorite timeframe. A few reasons why are...
I think this may be my only qualifying coin. [IMG]
@baseball21 If you don't like photobucket, then don't use them. Easy peasy. I don't see the need to write a novella about their business...
There was no demand because the idiotic government continues to produce the paper $1 bill. The lack of demand for Lincoln cents doesn't seem to...
The total series has a mintage of 2.56 billion across the 2007-2016 coins, and 39 presidents. The more recent years (2012-2016) have surprisingly...
$132
Where is the <facepalm> emoji? :confused:
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Glad to see this thread is still going strong even after having been away for a few months. :cigar:
Slabs are not "minted" -- you mean "what are the quantities produced".
This thread needs some pictures. :D [IMG]
These aren't coins. They are silver rounds; and, abominations at that. :yuck:
Picked this token up for a song: [IMG] Some nice/interesting information on the piece can be found here.
I'll guess $240... Sorry I've been away guys, I had a family emergency some 3 weeks ago. Just now back reading the forums.
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