Don't Know Why I Waited So Long to Join the NGC Forum!

[No+4Me]

Good to "see" you over here, Charmy. I just joined myself. I like the 'atmosphere' around here.

[cpm9ball]

That is really incredible. Thanks for the explanation, Charmy. Perhaps we'll get a chance to meet at FUN, and I hope you bring the 1999 - 9 Planchet Error with you. Honestly, I would probably get confused with so many 9's.

 

Chris

[chinook]

I dont know what took you so long either. Welcome to the "other side".

[physics-fan3.14]

I remember seeing that 9 planchet at FUN a couple of months ago, and was well impressed with it. Quite a unique piece of work.

[cpm9ball]

I remember seeing that 9 planchet at FUN a couple of months ago, and was well impressed with it. Quite a unique piece of work.

 

I wish you had mentioned it then. I would have liked to see it.

 

Chris

[Bruceswar]

Nice to see you on the NGC forums. I talked with you at the ANA this weekend, but doubtful you will remember as I did not mention I was on the forums. I was the one on Saturday who had a full book of lincolns to sell. Anyhow nice to see you here.

[The Penny Lady]

Nice to see you on the NGC forums. I talked with you at the ANA this weekend, but doubtful you will remember as I did not mention I was on the forums. I was the one on Saturday who had a full book of lincolns to sell. Anyhow nice to see you here.

 

I do remember you, and remember you had a very nice Lincoln set with good quality key dates. I appreciate your stopping by and hope you were able to sell your set at the show.

 

For those of you interested, I will have the 9 planchet error at my next shows in Santa Clara and San Francisco in a couple weeks, and possibly at the Central States show in Milwaukee at the end of the month.

[Bruceswar]

I did sell it and P.S. Your link to your site is broken. Nice to have you on this side of the street.

[Fletcher]

Charmy is a good dealer

[The Penny Lady]

I did sell it and P.S. Your link to your site is broken. Nice to have you on this side of the street.

 

Thank you, I noticed it right after I posted this thread and fixed it in my profile but the repair didn't carry over to this thread for some reason.

[mike noodle-migration]

thanks all for the warm welcome! It's always great to find another source to feed my coin addiction! I love to read, and I love to share. I look forward to the discussions!

[MJ]

A warm welcome Mike and I hope you enjoy your time here, Just make sure to keep an watchfull eye for a couple of vermin.roaming these parts......MJ

[physics-fan3.14]

I remember seeing that 9 planchet at FUN a couple of months ago, and was well impressed with it. Quite a unique piece of work.

 

I wish you had mentioned it then. I would have liked to see it.

 

Chris

 

If I recall, Charmy's table at FUN was waaaaay back in the back corner. I think I saw it very last, right before I left.

[cpm9ball]

 

 

 

 

 

 

I have a question for you, Charmy.

 

Do you like the NGC EdgeView holder for the cents?

 

I'm not trying to put you on the spot, and trust me when I say that NGC is very good about allowing us the freedom to discuss, both, positive and negative aspects of their services without fear of "retaliation".

 

Personally, I like the EdgeView for the larger, silver or clad, coins such as the dollars and half dollars, but the smaller coins, particularly the copper ones, just don't look good to me with the white tabs on the rim. It's kind of distracting.

 

While I'm at it, can you answer a general question about Lincoln cent errors? I noticed in the CPG that there is only one listing (1983) for a clashed die. I have about 100 - 1980 Lincoln's with a clashed "Y" on the reverse between the 2nd & 3rd Memorial columns on the left. Would there be any premium associated with these?

 

Thanks!

 

Chris

[Schatzy]

Penny Lady

 

Here is a few Lincolns that I just got graded, I bought them all raw.

 

This one was already graded, it caught my eye and I just need to get it!!

[The Penny Lady]

Schatzy, those are some very nice error cents, and it looks like you did very well with the grades. Thanks for sharing those.

 

CPM, I personally really like the Edgeview holders. In my opinion, the edge of a coin is almost as important to examine as the obv and rev. Viewing the edge of a coin can help you detect counterfeits, and the Edgeview holders allow you to see if there are any dents, corrosion or scratches on the rim easier than regular holders.

 

And as you said, Edgeview holders allow you to see any lettering on the rim, which many Conder tokens have.

 

And in my opinion, minor errors like what you mention on the 1980 really don't bring much of a premium. It's usually the errors or variety that are more pronounced and easily seen or extremely rare that most collectors are willing to pay a premium for.

[cpm9ball]

Yep! Jaime's 1999 broadstrike would look real nice next to that 9-planchet error. So, who is going to sell to whom?

 

I've been giving the 1980 Clashed "Y" away as gifts. It's a relief to know that I wasn't "giving away the farm".

 

Chris

[The Penny Lady]

Yep! Jaime's 1999 broadstrike would look real nice next to that 9-planchet error. So, who is going to sell to whom?

 

I've been giving the 1980 Clashed "Y" away as gifts. It's a relief to know that I wasn't "giving away the farm".

 

Chris

 

Believe me, I have received lots of offers for it, but my 9 planchet error isn't going ANYWHERE!!! I even picked up a nice 2 planchet error this weekend from Fred Weinberg, and it's not going anywhere either!

[Link]

that 26S is a drooler

 

good stuff (thumbs u

[Just Bob]

Welcome, Penny Lady, Jed Planchet, and mike noodle

 

Did I miss anyone?

[kryptonitecomics]

[rrantique]

Welcome, Penny Lady, Jed Planchet, and mike noodle

 

Did I miss anyone?

 

[dean1345]

Charmy..... WTB and I love your coppers and your photography of them. We have done business in the past and was quite pleasant. Here is a couple of IHC proofs in your honor.

 

NGC 1886 Type 2 PF65BN*

 

 

[Yarm]

Welcome Charmy!

 

For most things Conder you're going to have to keep your eye on the "World" threads!

 

 

Yarm

[NPCoin]

The name is different, but you should recognize the "face" Welcome! I lurk here even more than I do the "other places" Personally, I like your stories more than your coins, but that's only because I do not have anything as nice in my own collection. Enjoy your stay here!

[The Penny Lady]

Thanks Dean for posting the pretty proofs, they are really beautiful! And SMS, I'm not recognizing the "face," can you tell me where we've "met"?

 

Yarm, thanks for the heads up on the World forum, I'll check it out!

[NPCoin]

And SMS, I'm not recognizing the "face," can you tell me where we've "met"?

 

I've been fairly quiet for the most part everywhere for the past months on end. Been quite busy with too many things. I'm a resident lurker at CT. SMS is my handle when I first started using internet resources for numismatics. I've been using NPCoin for the past four years. I do not post much because I like my posts to be meaningful and to topic.

 

I do not like to artificially raise my post counts with one-word/one-line posts like: "Right on!", "Way to go!", "I agree!", and stuff like that...not that there's anything wrong with it...

 

I also have this habit of rambling or expounding the simplest of points. A simple answer can well extend into a three or four paragraphs, if not a full short story.

 

Anyway, I'll enjoy reading your posts!

[Elbesaar]

Welcome to NGC Forums, Charmy !!

 

Here's the 1891 IHC I bought from you at FUN.

 

Todd imaged it for me:

 

[The Penny Lady]

Thank you again for the warm welcome, and Todd sure makes that 1891 look even better! It was very nice seeing you in Ft. Worth and I'm glad you're happy with your purchase.

[Catbert]

Hey there, Charmy! Welcome to another place to talk about cool stuff! Glad to see you here as evidenced by the grin on my face.