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04/06/2012 9:58 pm
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The Nolan Ryan looks pretty cool.
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Just wondering how you keep the drool marks off the glass  |
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Trout I have to clean my finger prints off the glass and the drool spots like twice a day, as I go through a lot of glass cleaner an old newspapers needless to say....
If it is not me, it will be a real slow day and right before close a mom an four GREASY FINGER printed kids come in on the way to the cup cake store, just to look around of course and touch every piece of glass in our store....
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04/06/2012 11:16 pm
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Hawk, man, great photos of some beautiful coins and a nice store! It's been years, YEARS, since I've been in really well stocked coin store like your photos show. I mean, you've got a beautiful selection of bullion actually on display...where people can like, well, SEE IT and maybe BUY IT.  Oh yeah. That Nolan Ryan bar rocks! Tell your boss he seriously needs to consider opening a store in North Texas. |
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Hey thanks Coin-watch, and I missed some items. We have some various numismatic items, and an entire display box of new maples I forgot to photo. Not to mention we have five Roos, and some lunar coins, a few Onza's and a few new 2012 kooks as well. We have many Eagles, too many. Three rolls in those photos, and how about an ENTIRE ROLL OF 1996 eagles, not pictured in safe....
We are owned by Dallas gold an silver as well, so I would have to figure that would be in or in consideration. I will indeed mention it to my district manager, as he is usually around on Thursdays or Fridays....
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04/06/2012 11:37 pm
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I really like this example of a fractional round. I have a couple Stagecoach Silver - For When You Have to Get Out of Dodge - Art Bars that can be broken in quarters. Course, I never tried to separate any of them.  |
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Yes T I have seen those in the past and can only recall seeing those as the only other dividable bars, at least that I have seen anyway....
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Just wondering how you keep the drool marks off the glass They don't. It's just part of the "spit and polish" around there! Very nice stock, Hawk. I would not mind rolling in there with a shopping cart and saying, "Fill 'er up, Boys!".  |
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10 oz big boys fresh from NTR....
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Ooh. Hard to tell from the pic  Does your store ship to Canada |
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I could buy it an ship it to ya CC1, but it would BE NO where as cheap as you simply clicking on this link below. I challenge you to find it a better deal, an I will even check around an try an see if I can, doubt it though. http://www.providentmetals.com/2012...99-fine.htmlBest price on the four or so I found on ebay was 400, up to 430 or so, not even close.... How much guys does Provident charge to ship to Canada, that is obviously key in your price equation.... Edited by Silverhawk74
04/07/2012 10:17 pm
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Yes nice find swrbxxx, that will negate the shipping cost.....
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Everyone's getting into the 2012 dragon selling frenzy, Hawk. But wow, the prices certainly look appealing for those 10 oz. bars. I can almost hear Sheriff Brody saying, "I think we're going to need a bigger safe."  |
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