Who's buying one....

So if I had a mural of various aircraft behind my desk the janitor and mail person might think me a pilot?.........or trucks.......they might think me a truck driver?

 

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Since when has anyone breaking in your house is looking for a plane or truck?

 

You don't know my neighborhood........

 

I wish I had a janitor; and why would the mail person be in my house?

 

My wife displays this poster in our front living room, certainly hope we don't get broke into by someone thinking we have a super high end butterfly collection. Not even any toners in it!

 

No, but the caterpillars may come to visit their mom.

 

Do what you want. Im not going to advertise.

 

Very interesting, but not going to purchase one.

 

http://www.pcgs.com/News/pcgs-giving-away-periodic-table-of-usa-coins

 

Did they even have them at the ANA in chicago

 

PCGS made a mistake when claiming this poster contains 121 coins made for circulation when the $4 Stella's were just experimental coins, not circulation coins.

 

I have absolutely no interest in acquiring one of these. None.

 

I agree. I have much more important things hanging already. However, it is an okay item for someone first getting into the hobby.

 

Personally, I prefer the actual periodic table of elements, of which, I have a very nice poster on display, additionally to having attractive, actual element samples of all 81 stable elements.

 

While I dont feel like paying 20 dollars for this periodic table of coins, I have it on my wishlist on amazon and may purchase it someday.... I dont see me making it to a major coin show within the foreseeable future, so I cant get a free one unfortunately

 

I personally can't wait for Metallium to make a bi-transactinide coin out of Darmstadtium and Roentgenium. I wonder where it'd rank on the URS with half-lives of 10 and 26 seconds respectively.

 

They had them available for free at the ANA World's Fair of Money, and I picked one up. It is very cool and a conversation piece and great for the future basement "mancave."

 

With the prices PCGS charges on grading they ought to give each member one.

 

Yeah I agree, I'm not getting one either. Nice looking poster but it's just not me, besides I don't want to advertise for PCGS. Also, I don't want everyone who walks into my house to know I collect coins. If Daniel Carr made one I might get one but not PCGS or NGC. I'm very picky about who I advertise for and I'm not gonna advertise for a company who charges way too much for a simple grading of a coin.

 

I am surprised by the negativity of this project. I think it is excellent that they there is an interesting reference that can promote numismatics. Creative activities like this provide discussion and bring in more enthusiasts, which is a critical need.