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I'm with Bryan1315. I'd rather submit the coins myself. That way I feel more in control rather than relying on someone else.
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I wouldn't submit any other coins through him. Unless I'm mistaken he didn't do this for free did he? When you pay someone for a service you expect it to be done in a timely manner. All he had to do was send the thing off in the mail. It doesn't take two weeks to do that.
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Do you know what tier he submitted it through Nod?
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He said it was the 15 day service, though he also said that in his experience they usually take more like 30. I do not expect him to try to pull a bait and switch since I was the one educating him about the differences between a 1917 and a 1916. You try to scam people who do not know what they are doing, not people who know more then you do. Still, I wish it would just get back to me. I think 2 months is a bit long.
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Hey well, I submitted my coins on February 20 and haven't heard from my dealer yet. Apparently this is typical...
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If I recall correctly, Badthad had a submission to NGC that dragged on for quite a while.
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I'm finally getting my 22 coins I sent out for slabbing back tomorrow. Well, hopefully.
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Ok, it is back and I will be able to pick it up Saturday.
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he told you it was back, but he didn't say what the result was? Maybe he was too embarassed to admit he was wrong, eh?  |
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Actually, he left a voice mail, so I did not have the chance to ask.
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uh oh... I'm going to go have a second look at that dateless slq I found last week...
Update: OOOPS. Drat. Not an SLQ, my memory failed me - I have a dateless barber and a dateless seated. Since they are dateless I sorta wrote them off as unimportant, but now I'm thinking I might need to do a bit more research!
Second Update (maybe I should start a new thread):
Both of these are between P01 and FR02 - very tough to make anything out.
After review, the dateless seated is a rays, clearly then, 1853 - nothing special, but I learned something new. =)
I was about to discount the dateless Barber, as well, when I spotted an "S". I checked the diagnostics and it "seems" to pass, but it is so worn, I fear nothing can be told of it. I don't even know that it's worth posting pictures, however, given the possibilities, it might be prudent to have a pro look at it. =)
Final update:
After photographing and looking in extraordinary detail, I'm convinced that the barber is a 1903-S.
My apologies for semi-hijacking the thread - mods, feel free to delete if you see no value here, but my sincere thanks to everyone who posted on this thread for the education it provided me - about a number of topics!
Edited by delaner
05/13/2010 2:21 pm
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