I give up. I'll take my advice from someone who knows the difference between the words "too" and "to". Don't quit your day job. <facepalm>
Have you ever invested money? Do you not understand how dividends work? ...17.5 cents on a stock worth 50% what it used to be is basically the...
Sorry, I'm late to this thread...my 2 cents below. He seems really young because he is. As best I can tell, he is 33 years old. And, I'd agree...
Nice straw-man argument there...almost no-one on the PCGS forums was happy about the CoinFacts images going away. The leadership claimed it was a...
It's called hyperbole. The essence is true, the implication is snarky. Maybe I should include more emojis. I know old guys like you love those?...
There are dozens if not hundreds of examples posted on this forum and others detailing the slow and steady upward grade-creep over time at PCGS....
Given the continued upward gradeflation of PCGS lately, that coin will almost certainly eventually end up in at least a PCGS-66 holder, if not 66+...
I dig the horsie :D All nice coins!
Here is my only numismatic purchase from calendar year 2018. A quite difficult token to acquire in this condition. Cheers to all! [IMG]
Why was this thread brought back to life after 4 years? People quoting what I said 4 years ago is sorta ridiculous. w/e
I was making the point that PCGS was assigning a numerical grade meant for grading metal coins to a piece of glass. I wasn't arguing whether it...
Well, PCGS has assigned ACTUAL NUMERIC GRADES to sandpaper, nails, and glass... Nothing seems to stop them from just making up the rules of...
Here are the silver versions of some "fantasy" Queen Victoria crowns. They are listed in the Krause Unusual World Coins guide. They are of...
I can't remember if I have posted this one: [IMG]
Thanks for the morning chuckle. I'm glad I wasn't reading while drinking my coffee (for the sake of my keyboard). :cool::D Cheers!
I'm curious, how it is that you could have been telling me anything "for years now"? You've only been on this forum since Jan 2016 -- 2.5 years?...
Guesses based on the 2nd set of photos: 1917 Type I - MS-63 (FH?) 1917-S Type I - MS-63 1917-S Type II - MS-65 The designations are hard to...
Did you mean collision or collusion? :D
You are correct, the #3 Medal (St. Lawrence Seaway) was produced in two thicknesses / weights. The thin version (mintage 3,700) weighed 12.44...
Which then begs the question why you continue to do their "bidding" and defend them tooth and nail (as if they are somehow magically always...
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