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<p>[QUOTE="ToughCOINS, post: 26026561, member: 20480"]I was pleased to see Rob & meet Randy (Lord Marcovan & Randy Abercrombie), see Larry (LDHair) & meet Ed (Publius2) there. I stopped by twice to say hello to Skip (Insider), but he was obviously busy both times. I forgot to stop by and introduce myself, [USER=1765]@messydesk[/USER], but I'm sure my time will come . . . another FUN Show, no doubt. I also ventured over to introduce myself to Evan Saltis at Wayne Herndon's space. Evan has done quite well to help manage Wayne's office.</p><p><br /></p><p>I stayed in a hotel that had recently changed its name to the Orlando Inn, apparently to distance itself from a poor reputation . . . not recommended to anyone. Time spent there was kept to an absolute minimum.</p><p><br /></p><p>The first few days were bright and sunny, but on the cold side . . . never got to wear the shorts I brought. Still, at day's end good meals easily compensated for for chilly walks back. It rained just a little, and very lightly Friday morning, and then turned into an incredibly nice day / evening.</p><p><br /></p><p>Food was generally much more expensive than in the past, but there were some exceptions to be found. On the bourse one is a captive audience, and the food offered by the concessions there was incredibly expensive . . . you could easily spend $25 pp for lunch. Pretty much every morning I bought a Subway sandwich for lunch on my way to Denny's for breakfast (Denny's is walking distance to the CC, but many might find Subway too far to be worth the effort).</p><p><br /></p><p>The crowds were quite good . . . Gangbusters first thing Thursday and brisk all day long, while slow-starting and ever increasing both Friday and Saturday. As usual, lots of great coins to see, but careful selection is the order of the day . . . always has been, and always will be. </p><p><br /></p><p>I observed no reluctance to spend money on nice coins that were fairly priced within the bounds of their quality for the grade. I only came back with a modest handful of newps from the show, and will publish those alongside some grading returns and other recent acquisitions.</p><p><br /></p><p>FUN is always my favorite show of the year!</p><p><br /></p><p>Time to do the dreaded book work . . .</p><p><br /></p><p>Mike[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ToughCOINS, post: 26026561, member: 20480"]I was pleased to see Rob & meet Randy (Lord Marcovan & Randy Abercrombie), see Larry (LDHair) & meet Ed (Publius2) there. I stopped by twice to say hello to Skip (Insider), but he was obviously busy both times. I forgot to stop by and introduce myself, [USER=1765]@messydesk[/USER], but I'm sure my time will come . . . another FUN Show, no doubt. I also ventured over to introduce myself to Evan Saltis at Wayne Herndon's space. Evan has done quite well to help manage Wayne's office. I stayed in a hotel that had recently changed its name to the Orlando Inn, apparently to distance itself from a poor reputation . . . not recommended to anyone. Time spent there was kept to an absolute minimum. The first few days were bright and sunny, but on the cold side . . . never got to wear the shorts I brought. Still, at day's end good meals easily compensated for for chilly walks back. It rained just a little, and very lightly Friday morning, and then turned into an incredibly nice day / evening. Food was generally much more expensive than in the past, but there were some exceptions to be found. On the bourse one is a captive audience, and the food offered by the concessions there was incredibly expensive . . . you could easily spend $25 pp for lunch. Pretty much every morning I bought a Subway sandwich for lunch on my way to Denny's for breakfast (Denny's is walking distance to the CC, but many might find Subway too far to be worth the effort). The crowds were quite good . . . Gangbusters first thing Thursday and brisk all day long, while slow-starting and ever increasing both Friday and Saturday. As usual, lots of great coins to see, but careful selection is the order of the day . . . always has been, and always will be. I observed no reluctance to spend money on nice coins that were fairly priced within the bounds of their quality for the grade. I only came back with a modest handful of newps from the show, and will publish those alongside some grading returns and other recent acquisitions. FUN is always my favorite show of the year! Time to do the dreaded book work . . . Mike[/QUOTE]
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