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HistoryStudent | 08-25-2009 03:46 PM
Any HIGH rollers with $200,000.00? http://cgi.ebay.com/100-X-2009-Ultra...d=p3286.c0.m14 I figured this was this fellow's game plan when I read about his 500 UHR buy and pay cash at the ANA Los Angeles Show. Now a bad deal for him. He paid $1350 each for them. That's called a QUICK buck artist.............:111::111:

GardensGold&Guns | 08-25-2009 04:19 PM
Re: Any HIGH rollers with $200,000.00? Quote:
Originally Posted by HistoryStudent (Post 1885925) http://cgi.ebay.com/100-X-2009-Ultra...d=p3286.c0.m14 I figured this was this fellow's game plan when I read about his 500 UHR buy and pay cash at the ANA Los Angeles Show. Now a bad deal for him. He paid $1350 each for them. That's called a QUICK buck artist.............:111::111:
If they sell? he should of hooked up with HSN an peddled them there

jedemdasseine | 08-25-2009 05:14 PM
Re: Any HIGH rollers with $200,000.00? I didn't look at the details of the auction, but how did he manage to acquire (has he yet?) so many coins in perfect grade? I know I'm hopelessly outdated when it comes to grading, i.e., that MS70 is a theoretical grade that is impossible in real life, but has grading inflation really reached these levels, that someone could possibly even get 100 MS70 of any coin? I don't follow the grading standards of modern numismatics much, but if this is really the state of grading standards, then they're meaningless.

lhslancers | 08-25-2009 05:16 PM
Re: Any HIGH rollers with $200,000.00? Used to be 60 and 65. Everything is a hustle today.

HistoryStudent | 08-25-2009 05:55 PM
Re: Any HIGH rollers with $200,000.00? Quote:
Originally Posted by jedemdasseine (Post 1886064) I didn't look at the details of the auction, but how did he manage to acquire (has he yet?) so many coins in perfect grade? I know I'm hopelessly outdated when it comes to grading, i.e., that MS70 is a theoretical grade that is impossible in real life, but has grading inflation really reached these levels, that someone could possibly even get 100 MS70 of any coin? I don't follow the grading standards of modern numismatics much, but if this is really the state of grading standards, then they're meaningless.
Bought 500 at the ANA L.A. CA convention from the public who were robbing the US Mint on site at $1,289 a PIECE and they could buy up to 10. :5_1_120::5_1_120:

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