Dealer Problems...?

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by Catman, Jan 3, 2005.

  1. Ed Zak

    Ed Zak New Member

    I would wear it proudly...however, some people might finally say under the breath after they read my badge..."So that's the Ed Zak...the one with the sometimes insensitve posts... he really is one big S.O.B."

    ;)

    All kidding aside, great idea.
     
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  3. Tallpaul000

    Tallpaul000 Searcher

    Im with joesmom on this, especially for a busy dealer. If its a small show bring your junk and do some trading. I got rid of a few hundred dollars of unwanted/cleaned coins and got some nice ones in exchange.
     
  4. Conder101

    Conder101 Numismatist

    hey bet theres plenty of pawn shops in vegas, where there will be coins.All the people going there and needing to sell something to get the air ticket back home after the bright lights empty there pockets.

    What makes you think they would be bringing coins with them to pawn so they can get more money? Don't you now that every sucker. .er tourist that comes to Vegas nows that he is going to come home a winner so he doesn't have to bring things to raise cash.

    My first coin show- I'll be like a kid in a candy store.

    Other than locking up my wallet and keeping my hand in my pockets-
    Any advice??
    Richard

    First, do not attend it alone. The first major show IS overwhelming even for an experienced collector. And it can be much worse if the major show is also your first show. You will find it much more fun, and productive, if you are able to hook up with another collector who is a veteran of major shows. It will be benificial to have someone there to give you advice, to bounce questions off of and in general to keep you grounded and focused until you get used to the overwhelming scope of the show, and what is available both to buy, see, and do.
     
  5. JD White

    JD White MTTs - gotta love 'em

    Junk? Who collects junk? I have some coins of lesser value, some extremely circulated, a few with environmental damage and maybe a couple borderline roadkill, but no junk. Valued treasures every one. ;)
     
  6. longnine009

    longnine009 Darwin has to eat too. Supporter

    Let's all show up wearing N.Y Jets Football
    caps. :p
     
  7. KLJ

    KLJ Really Smart Guy

    JETS?!?! I don't think so. Look at my avatar.
     
  8. longnine009

    longnine009 Darwin has to eat too. Supporter

    The joke down here is that Florida is
    New York's 6th Burrough.
     
  9. rggoodie

    rggoodie New Member

    What joke


    It's not joke.- according to the encyeloepdeia The South Runs from Virginia to Jacksonville anthing below that on the East coast is a SUBURB of New York, Haiti and Cuba!
    Welcome to the North :D
    Richard
     
  10. KLJ

    KLJ Really Smart Guy

    Somebody told me once that northern Florida is called L.A. (as in Lower Alabama), while central and southern Florida is NY's sixth burough, and the Miami area is really Cuba's northernmost province.
     
  11. Catman

    Catman New Member


    No..NO...No... L.A. is out here..! I know because I keep getting Federal Reserve Notes with a "L" on them..!

    catman
     
  12. crystalk64

    crystalk64 Knight of the Coin Table

    All I have got to say is I just finished a hunting trip near Dodge City and the whole time out on the range I was thinking about my stop at Boot Hill Coins in Dodge City the last day I would be there!!!
    CAN YOU BELIEVE THEY WERE CLOSED ON MONDAYS??? Everything else went according to plan but I didn't get my "hit" in Dodge!!!
    Hey KLJ went through Kansas City twice while out there (actually spent a night in Independence) but only managed some time in Cabelas in Kansas City. Didn't have a clue where a coin shop might be but can say this "Some of the finest PEOPLE in the U.S. live in KANSAS!!! Love the place!!! Got home yesterday just before some real bad weather took over the whole state of Kansas!!!
     
  13. longnine009

    longnine009 Darwin has to eat too. Supporter

    Southerners live in North Florida and northerners
    live in South Florida. That's why Florida is headquarters
    for D.A.M--Mothers Against Dyslexia.
     
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