realhumancopper wrote:Must have thought we were all driving around in our turnip trucks. I have been around coin dealers for 50 years. If this was any kind of great deal it would have been gone long ago. Dr. Jonas, you have identified the spam w/out the tasty flavor; or even the promise of something to relish. Forum played-clumsily-like a fine Strad--w/ turnip leaves hanging off the bow............hal
realhumancopper wrote:Good intentions don't often count for much except in trivial matters. I just don't like being spammed and played on these boards. "Sins of omission" was the word when I was w/ the flock. But, you admit it, so fair enough. I worked for vultures. I was not nearly tough enough to make it into their inner circle...........hal
PennysaverCP wrote:I got a chance to meet and talk to both Ethan and Gary yesterday while picking up some coppers. Both are great guys. I looked at Gary's huge collection and wished I had deeper pockets. Pretty amazing in quality, quantity, and organization. Ethan has gone way above and beyond in his efforts to help Gary liquidate his collection. Anybody who questions Ethans motives in what he is trying to do is off base. He is trying to help his friend who is in a tough spot right now. This is a pile of REALLY nice coins and the numismatic guys would really benefit by talking to Gary and/or Ethan. As I said- I wish I had more money to play with. Thanks for your help Ethan!!!!
TheJonasCollegeFund wrote:I tried to get the capital to come get those coppers. I didn't make it.
Glad somebody here got them!
I still plan on taking a drive at some point to see some of this in person.
NoCents wrote:Fapping!
EthanA wrote:........~800k wheats.......unsearched....
EthanA wrote:Really? I just assumed that one would understand with the comments in the thread...my bad...
They were searched by DATE and mint mark and SORTED accordingly, they are UNSEARCHED for Varieties and such........I stand corrected.
Geez tough crowd...I had just read the original post too....
natsb88 wrote: "Unsearched for errors/varieties" would be be a more precise way of describing this collection to this market.
NDFarmer wrote: I just don't take the time to search for varieties or errors. Maybe I should.
realhumancopper wrote:"Fappy"? I think "yappy" is a better description.............hal
EthanA wrote:Well he lost his battle on Friday and he will be buried on Wednesday.....he worked his store up until two weeks ago....few hours a day but that is what he wanted..I helped where I could, fixed computers, lifted thing too heavy for him, bought small odds and ends, and most of all just said hi. Now when I see the price of Silver drop, I have no where to go to hear 'Why do you only come when it drops?' We spent hours talking about things. He was ready, the last battle with Chemo just drained him......no fight left. I went to the hospital to say goodbye......he passed at home......
He got rid of all the wheats to Arizona and if Dave spends the time or has someone looking for varieties he will have made more than just a nice profit.
As for the 59's on...the memorials....well there were lots of MS64+RD and most likely a few 'pickers' also...I think those went for a very small portion over face....
I tried and I will always remember that most thought it was a scam. In all reality I can not blame anyone as the internet is full of cheats and swindlers, so no ill taken..I was just hoping to get lucky and find someone who wanted a collection that took the better part of 30 years to build.....an unsearched gold mine so to speak......
Peace be with you Gary...the Pennyman......You will be missed....
EthanA wrote:Been a while, the store is still there but I can not find the time I guess to stop buy. I did for the 2nd time today. Started haggling and such as I did with Gary, and the new owner just went along with it. Wasn't the same but fun nonetheless. Business is good for the new owner, albeit not much from me until today. I guess I just walked away from coins for a bit. RIP Gary.
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