Did I lose money in Vegas????

[truthteller]

Well, I decided to go to the Las Vegas show sponsored by NGC at the Mandalay Bay Hotel. I arrived early at opening 9AM sharp. I tried to use my discount card which I received in the mail, but some really grumpy white haired guy told me it wasn't valid so I had to pay the whole $10 admission. I entered the bourse and found out that the show had a gun section, an rare automobile section and the coin section. I perused the coins, made several purchases and viewed the Heritage lots for the West Palm Beach Signature Sale. The coin section was fairly active, but many dealers did not man their tables until about 11AM.(gambling, I assume). I found this really, really pretty and interestingly toned Lexington in PCGS65. Frankly, the finest toned Lex I have ever seen. The coin was truly incredible, so much so that it made me question whether AT or NT. It was priced at 5 times sheet. After a few minutes to decide on price, I bought it. A coin which I knew I would never see again. I then purchased some other nicely toned commems. Overall, quite pleased. I then wandered over to the auto show, and was truly impressed by the assortment of rare and vintage automobiles, most of which were being auctioned. Then, to the gun show. Lots of red necks, lots of guns. Kinda like the coin section, only more scarey. By 4PM, I was done. I then wandered about the Mandalay Bay resort. I must admit, that hotel is very, very nicely landscaped and decorated. I recommend a simple half hour walking tour just to admire the surroundings. I lost my complete wad of gambling money, FIVE DOLLARS. Oh well, I rate the show an A- overall, the coin section a B-.

 

 

TRUTH

[braddick]

Sounds like you had a great time! Some of the finest restaurants are also located within that property and within walking distance.

 

Photos please, of your new purchase!

[michael]

where there many whores walking around looking for rubes?

 

or to service clients or is there just back door stuff??

 

michael