EVP's trivia questions too hard

[Coinosaurus]

EVP's questions are too hard OK, here is an easier one. What is the Judd designation for the cool pattern coin in Julian's logo? Followup question - how much did this coin last sell for?

[BankNote1]

I agree EVP's questions are very hard. I can't answer your question either.

[Tradedollarnut]

I know the Judd number, but I'll leave that to others. I think it sold for about $800k last time out, although right now it's probably worth ten times that amount!

[Klectorkid]

J-1776/P1998

[EVillageProwler]

My questions are only hard if you don't have the right reference material. Otherwise, they're not so hard...

 

It took Cardinal very little effort to answer my questions!

 

EVP

 

[chrisfuccione]

EVP last night I had fun going between NGC pop reports and PCGS price guide. It was good practice for me. I will try and post a trivia question tonight. CHRIS

[Hoot]

I realized a long time ago only to lurk in the realms of EVP's ED and other trivia questions!

[EVillageProwler]

Don't lurk! Try to answer. Do some research -- you're a scientist!

 

If everyone lurks, then my questions languish from lack of activity. Or, I post to myself which is one step away from speaking to myself. Wouldn't want me to do that, would ya?

 

 

EVP

 

[Hoot]

Don't lurk! Try to answer. Do some research -- you're a scientist!

 

Exactly why I lurk! So my observation does not bias the results!

 

I post to myself which is one step away from speaking to myself. Wouldn't want me to do that, would ya?

 

Just ask L.

 

Hoot

[keithdagen]

Don't lurk! Try to answer. Do some research -- you're a scientist!

 

Just remember that when you start asking questions about die marriages, most people here may not have the resource books necessary to answer these questions. That drastically narrows down the pool of potential answers.

 

Or, I post to myself which is one step away from speaking to myself. Wouldn't want me to do that, would ya?

 

Hasn't stopped you in the past.

[EVillageProwler]

Very rough crowd here, or at least that's what we (my dog-ter and I) have concluded!

 

!

 

 

EVP

 

[chrisfuccione]

If eveyone started to post trivia questions on what they are collecting. Maybe, just maybe we all could learn something about a series that we don't collect and become intrested in it. CHRIS

[EVillageProwler]

Ok, Chris, you want to learn about Barbie dolls?

 

!

 

EVP

 

[chrisfuccione]

Cool!!! EVP Seeing that is your specilty. I have a question. A few years ago I picked up The one where Barbi and Ken Is dressed up as Starfleet Officers from STAR TREK. I was wondering how much is is worth now? CHRIS

[chrisfuccione]

!!!! CHRIS

[EVillageProwler]

Hey Chris,

 

I have a Ken and Barbie set where the two are engaged in something private. Want me to post a picture?

 

Seriously... I have two female friends who collect Barbie dolls. I can't believe how much they can go for. But, I couldn't say anything because rare coins -- especially the ones I have -- are even more expensive!

 

EVP

 

[chrisfuccione]

Sure post away! Just be sure that Arch does not see it or you will be sitting in the pentaly box with a bunch of the comic guys.

 

I have seen the prices on some of them and they are up there. The collectables I couldn't understand is the Benie Babys. Because as soon as they were put on the shelf they were collectables. It was like the company that produced them did not make enough for demand. They did this on puorpus. CHRIS

[Wihlborg]

Hi EVillageProwler,

On a serious side, i am amazed by what other people collect. It seems like there is someone who collects just about anything you can think of!

 

John

[EVillageProwler]

Did you ever collect corks or bottle caps? They're kinda interesting...

 

EVP

 

[Wihlborg]

No corks or caps, but I did collect rocks when I was a kid.

[Hoot]

Wives anyone?

 

 

See attachment for the all-seeing eye of Arch!

 

Hoot

[PQSeated]

I collect fossils and minerals.

[BankNote1]

My wife hasn't let me have any more wives. Heck, she wont even let me date.

I did collect at ont time or the other, rocks, bottle caps, pop bottles, old glass insulators, baseball cards, comic books, postcards, match books, and tropical fish. I have always collected something!! Thank God, I have narrowed it down to coins and Mississippi Nationals...

[Wihlborg]

Hey BankNote1,

You must be a very brave man to even consider taking on more than one wife. Have you ever thought about having to live with more than one honey do this list, shopping spree's, and all the rest that goes along with keeping a wife happy?

 

You'll have no more time or money for coins!

 

John

[chrisfuccione]

Or sanity! CHRIS

[Hoot]

The art of it is in serial collecting, with no significant past ties. The practicality of it is in keeping your mouth shut!

 

Sorry, Hoot.