Welcome whadda to the KOTCT Forum! We are all please to have you with us. If you don't mind, we all would like you to take a moment and tell us about yourself and what kind of collecting you enjoy the most. We are all ready to get to know you and hopefully as well, you will want to get to know all of us. Everyone here whadda considers each other family so have fun and enjoy the site and all of its "Bells & Whistles". Come chat with members in the KOTCT Chatroom!
Again, welcome to The Knights of the Coin Table and Castle KOTCT!
Merlin
WELCOME ABOARD! :)
Thanks for making me welcomed.
I saw a long line waiting to get into the Castle and decided to stand in there to see where it led. After gaining access I'm sorry to report that I had a silver quarter once but used it in a coke machine, that ended my collection.
Actually, I'm here to visit the infamous 'Paint Your Wagon' chart postings since I ran out of crayons and construction paper and broke my ruler when I accidentally stepped on it after it failed me. I'm certainly not here for those recipes.
Ever since the 'quarter' incident I've tried collecting miners via paper stocks the practice being buy on the way up and sell on the way up especially selected schizoid miners that are easily manipulated resulting in wild swings. The bulk of my miners are held as core positions while relying on a complete and total meltdown of fiat in all forms and denominations. Not that I favor this result just always historically ends that way. When it's all over whatever new fiat or remaining fiat is used I'll probably have to support.
Welcome to the Castle, whadda. :)
Even if you think you just collect paper miners, we'll probably convince you down the way to pick up a few pieces of cold, hard cash. They're even more beautiful in hand than on paper- that I guarantee.
Welcome to the castle whadda....pull up a pew and join us here at the table.
Welcome!
:) Welcome to the Castle :)
Welcome to the castle KOTCT.
Welcome whadda
I see you shortened your name from whadda I know ;D
This is the only forum were I am not a*g*e*k*a so that the bots should not find me
My quick postings are in the form of thumbnails and if you click on the blue link
you should get the bigger charts.
I edged my bets with goldcoins I bought at melt
(http://www.knightsofthecointable.com/kotctgallery/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=3106&g2_serialNumber=1)
Member No. 163.
Welcome!!!!
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Welcome Wadda to our humble home. Every member here actually OWNS this castle and our moderators are the almost unemployed. We don't smack fingers when we get off topic. If we did none of us would be left!!! ;D Enjoy your stay and feel free to jump into any conversation or to share a joke with us.
I would like to know what country you are from? Quite a mix here so you should fit right in!
Hey PYW is that Gibraltar silver or gold? Every Knight coin should be in a safe haven in Indiana! I have two such coins but, if I remember correctly, both are from 1991 with the larger being silver and the smaller being junk metal as I call them.
Quote from: Twoshadows on February 08, 2010, 07:21:09 PM
I would like to know what country you are from? Quite a mix here so you should fit right in!
I'm in San Diego, California. For the most part have a construction background. I get by with what I have.
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QuoteHey PYW is that Gibraltar silver or gold? Every Knight coin should be in a safe haven in Indiana! I have two such coins but, if I remember correctly, both are from 1991 with the larger being silver and the smaller being junk metal as I call them.
I bought the coin for the knight on it
Every ebay vendor tries to sell it without giving weight and specs
According to Krause it is 0.2 oz weight at 50% is 0.1 oz gold
Mostly however it goes for 90 % of 0.2 oz since most buyers here are too cheap
to fork out 100 euro for a KM World goldcoins handbook and they presume it
is a standart 0.900 purity coin or better
Quote from: whadda on February 08, 2010, 07:36:01 PM
Quote from: Twoshadows on February 08, 2010, 07:21:09 PM
I would like to know what country you are from? Quite a mix here so you should fit right in!
I'm in San Diego, California. For the most part have a construction background. I get by with what I have.
I heard of the poney express but never the redneck express ?
And I thought rednecks were mountain people ?
Rednecks is the name given to U.M.W.A members coming out of West Virginia to organize Ky. coil mine in the 1930's becouse of the red scarf they had around their neck.