Re: I cook and eat coins!
Jon Purkey
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>I'm a coineater and I cook and eat coins.
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>Would you still collect the coins if they were in my
>digestive track?
After they are ejected from your system, submit them to SGS and see if
they come back MS-70.
mazorj
"Jon Purkey" <room32...@verizon.net> wrote in message
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Shucks, Jon, you know they will!
Mr. E
"Xenon" <Xe...@Xenon.Xenon> wrote in message
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> I'm a coineater and I cook and eat coins.
That's nothing. I eat raw pussy!
Leo Marx
SGS was not so bad. Maybe you meant Accugrade and Hagar the Horrible.
JAM
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> I'm a coineater and I cook and eat coins.
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> Would you still collect the coins if they were in my
> digestive track?
Well, common wisdom is that one should NEVER clean coins.
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mazorj
"Leo Marx" <Leo...@nospam.net> wrote in message
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So it's "not so bad" when they whiz and/or severely dip a coin with
bag marks and other dings to the point where it's pure blast white and
absolutely nothing remains of the original surface... then slab it -
dings, dips, and all - as "MS-70"?
How bad does SGS have to get before you'll call it bad?
j-rod
Ya got any proof to back that up?
JAM
mazorj
"j-rod" <j-...@nospam.net> wrote in message
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The coins are in my possession, an early Roosevelt PDS dime
set. All three had been given the same treatment by SGS,
slabbed as "MS-70" and sold to me as a set on eBay by a
dealer whose operation is in cahoots with SGS.
j-rod
I see.
JAM