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Here is your opportunity to become a professional Numismatist
Help Wanted: Numismatist
Heritage Rare Coin Galleries, Dallas, Texas is seeking a talented numismatist for our sales department. Duties include assisting dealers and collectors and auction consignors in person and by telephone, evaluating prospective purchases, in Dallas and shows and conventions. Salary commensurate with numismatic skills and sales experience.
Please contact Paul Minshull at Paul@HeritageCoins.com with your background and experience.
rggoodie
aka Richard
"catch em doing something right"
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Belgium
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Having read litterally thousands of jobdescripitons I seem to miss the part about flexibility Or is that part forbidden to mention  |
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Originally posted by ageka
Having read litterally thousands of jobdescripitons I seem to miss the part about flexibility
Or is that part forbidden to mention
If you can bend over while standing and touch your toes- You are flexible  rggoodie
aka Richard
"catch em doing something right"
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Would be a great job but, as always, I am sure RELOCATION would be required which is a major drawback if you have a wife, kids and family which she will not leave! Guess I am doomed to be a Hoosier forever!
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Pillar of the Community
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quote:
Originally posted by rggoodie
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Originally posted by ageka
Having read litterally thousands of jobdescripitons I seem to miss the part about flexibility
Or is that part forbidden to mention
If you can bend over while standing and touch your toes-
You are flexible
I can do that without any problems! :D In fact, if necessarily, when I sit down, my bottom of my palms can reach the toes without much problems. Do I qualify now? ;) |
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United States
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Heritage has been running this same ad for 3 years. As the largest "collectibles" firm, they are in a constant need. However, many firms need help.
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Pillar of the Community
Belgium
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Over here a lot of firms will run wanted adds as a cheap way of advertising Look guys how good we are doing we need people constantly But If you apply the vacancy is filled  Others have to run adds all year round because they have a 25% turnover and even with a policy of having a hot body in every chair they do not meet quota  |
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Forum Kid
Kuwait
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Do you have work manually or through computers from all over the world?
I could work as a junior employee :D
I want to work for the fun of it :D
I'm good at doing research!:P
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Originally posted by thekidcollector
I'm good at doing research!
One option that most overlook is being an apprentice. Working in a shop can give you an education that would take years of study. Research is one of those things that most collectors overlook also. One quick look to identify a coin is far from research. |
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Valued Member
United States
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I wrote about this another offer they had...Mr Minshull wrote back right away and said to be sure to send in a form but I wasn't able too...right now I'm not in a place where I could just pick up and move to TX...
I would like a job like that (if not that maybe Fish and Wildlife Officer) but as of yet I'm just a lawn mower....
Speedy
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Rest in Peace
United States
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I can consider myself a Professional Numismatist in that I offer free storage for CCF folks of their valuable coins here in the very low (5%) humidity of Arizona's central western desert. The environmental conditions are guaranteed to keep your coins from corrosion, toning, and the eventual need for harsh cleaning. Such a deal, yes? Fred |
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Belgium
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I am absolutely no numismatist I know how to judge and grade some goldcoins known to me that is all My remark on flexibility probably is not known or the concept may be illigal in the US Here if they write about flexibility they mean working saturdays or sundays or 60 hours a week for a pay of 37.5 hours a week from 8.30 am till 5 pm monday to friday This summer I refused to go and work 3 weeks in another country ( 12 hour days and a different city every 3 or so days ) They telephoned me three times before they understood no is no I work by way of an interim bureau in between me and any employer these days  |
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Forum Kid
Kuwait
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I know what the meanin of research means, I have done pages and pages of research on things for school, I could do the same with coins.
TKC
I want this job *LOL*
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Posted 11/19/2005 08:12 am
