Probably pretty good if someone was willing to run it. Larry Louks
hasn't been on in a while, so unless someone steps up, it may not
happen.
Jerry
Would someone like to tell us newer people what a "Xmas swap" is?
I sorry, I am not into the "white elephant" Charismas party. One mans
junk, is his junk. <g>
Christmas not "Charimas" :(
Thomas A. wrote:
> Would someone like to tell us newer people what a "Xmas swap" is?
Although other people have run 'swaps', Larry Louks (aka Amistad) did
it for quite a while, and succesfully too. There were a number of
collecting categories as well as values you could select. Larry would
assign swapping partners where you would send something from that
category and price range to another RCC poster. For example, if you
signed up for 'US Coins' and the $50 value, you could expect to either
send or receive that. The best one were the 'round-robins' where
Collector A would send coins to Collector B, Collector B would send
something to Collector C, and Collector C would send something to
Collector A.
Generally speaking it was enjoyable, but there were exceptions. It is
a lot of work running the swaps, and unless someone with a pretty
thick skin is willing to put forth the effort, it ain't gonna happen.
Larry, we miss you, and not just for the swaps either!
On Jul 23, 5:34 pm, linxlvr <linx...@gmail.com> wrote:
At the moment, I'm in. I'll hold my category choice for the sign-up
phase.
Jerry
Ditto. In, select categories when the time comes
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dw
We all have our opinions. But I will say once I got kind of snookered,
but outside of that (15 -20 swaps), I was always happy. As for junk...
you aren't supposed to be sending your junk, your supposed to select
something special to give to some one as a gift. But you are right about
the idea that your junk is probably junk to me also. :-)
Most of us actually would go purchase the items specifically to send.
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dw