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<p>[QUOTE="lordmarcovan, post: 25914717, member: 10461"][USER=102022]@masterswimmer[/USER] -</p><p>You wouldn’t be doing <i>slabs</i>. I know a couple of online dealer mall sites where I could send you virtual shopping without having to roll the dice on eBay.</p><p><br /></p><p>Most if not all of the remaining four pieces you’d need could be acquired in the mid- to upper-two-figure (i.e., <$100) pricerange on the lower end, and in decent or at least acceptable shape (and maybe even <i>nice</i>) within a <$200/coin budget, I imagine. That bait coin I offered you, by example, was a $40 piece.</p><p><br /></p><p>What I would propose is a private message “kindergarten” thread where you and Randy and I could gather and discuss. I’d send you off “window shopping” first, likely to VCoins. You’d view all the possibilities there, pick out a few that intrigued you, and <b>not</b> <i>buy</i> them at first, but rather, <i>watchlist</i> them.</p><p><br /></p><p>You could then ask me the pros and cons (as I saw it) of each piece that interested you. Ask all your burning questions. If I can’t answer any of them, we can ask on the forum and then <i>I’m</i> learning along with y’all. And then you could later buy the coins (or not) on your own timeline.</p><p><br /></p><p>You could take your time with this. VCoins is fixed price, so you’d not be dealing with the time deadline of auctions (where you wouldn’t know how much to bid anyway).</p><p><br /></p><p>Window shop first. Put some items in your watchlist. Ask me about them. Take it slowly. Talk about it a while. Look at dozens or <i>hundreds</i> of coins before deciding on one. That’s how I’ve done a lot of my learning.</p><p><br /></p><p>Russ, I’m actually impressed that you haven’t said yes to the challenge immediately, and that you’ve put some thought into your reply.</p><p><br /></p><p>Only say yes if you think the challenge would be <i>fun</i>. If on the other hand you think it would be too much like boring school homework, or that it just isn’t something you imagine you’d find enjoyable, simply walk away.</p><p><br /></p><p>I noticed your involvement on this thread and think you have the necessary intellect and curiosity, or I wouldn’t have offered you that starter coin. It’s not something I’d do for just anybody.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="lordmarcovan, post: 25914717, member: 10461"][USER=102022]@masterswimmer[/USER] - You wouldn’t be doing [I]slabs[/I]. I know a couple of online dealer mall sites where I could send you virtual shopping without having to roll the dice on eBay. Most if not all of the remaining four pieces you’d need could be acquired in the mid- to upper-two-figure (i.e., <$100) pricerange on the lower end, and in decent or at least acceptable shape (and maybe even [I]nice[/I]) within a <$200/coin budget, I imagine. That bait coin I offered you, by example, was a $40 piece. What I would propose is a private message “kindergarten” thread where you and Randy and I could gather and discuss. I’d send you off “window shopping” first, likely to VCoins. You’d view all the possibilities there, pick out a few that intrigued you, and [B]not[/B] [I]buy[/I] them at first, but rather, [I]watchlist[/I] them. You could then ask me the pros and cons (as I saw it) of each piece that interested you. Ask all your burning questions. If I can’t answer any of them, we can ask on the forum and then [I]I’m[/I] learning along with y’all. And then you could later buy the coins (or not) on your own timeline. You could take your time with this. VCoins is fixed price, so you’d not be dealing with the time deadline of auctions (where you wouldn’t know how much to bid anyway). Window shop first. Put some items in your watchlist. Ask me about them. Take it slowly. Talk about it a while. Look at dozens or [I]hundreds[/I] of coins before deciding on one. That’s how I’ve done a lot of my learning. Russ, I’m actually impressed that you haven’t said yes to the challenge immediately, and that you’ve put some thought into your reply. Only say yes if you think the challenge would be [I]fun[/I]. If on the other hand you think it would be too much like boring school homework, or that it just isn’t something you imagine you’d find enjoyable, simply walk away. I noticed your involvement on this thread and think you have the necessary intellect and curiosity, or I wouldn’t have offered you that starter coin. It’s not something I’d do for just anybody.[/QUOTE]
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