How To Run A Customer Caring Coin Business

[Peter 615]

The farthing lists are a great resource.Everyone loves a book.

Neil there is no bad publicity.

Great to have you aboard.

I bet you have a few good stories.

[Colin G. 147]

Neil, it is good to see you here...forgive me for sniggering but it was quite comical to see you get hung for something you had not done ......too honest for your own good...but not a bad trait to have in my opinion

[Paulus 1,975]

Yep, great to see you on here Neil ... coincidentally I received the September update email from your site earlier today, is there an easy way for you to highlight new stock into a summarised section (as well as it being highlighted in the full listings)?

[NRP 38]

Thanks for all the kind comments and with regard to Colin I hate to see people dissatisfied which is why I apologised before I even knew it wasn't us at fault!!! Paulus with regard to getting all the new stock summarised in one place it is something we are looking at doing because I think it wood be a good idea also!!!! Peter I do have a lot of good stories not sure all would be appropriate on a public forum lol regarding some of the escapades of other dealers ;-)

[Red Riley 2]

'It's a fair cop guv, I done it all.'

'Really sir, I was only going to mention that your rear light is a little dim'.

Hi Neil, nice to make your acquaintance.

[NRP 38]

Thanks and you red Riley!!!

[1949threepence 3,367]

Colin,

I couldn't quite understand but when I read the post I knew I had taken the phone off the hook for 10minutes to go and grab a sandwich and thought it too much of a coincidence!!!!

Thank you very much for clearing it up and hope you manage to sort your coins out!!!

Kind regards,

Neil

Allow me to apologise as well Neil. I unfairly pinned possible blame on you, when Colin talked about a very well known coin dealer based in the North.

For my own part I can honestly say that all my personal dealings with you have been nigh on perfect. Ironically enough, I've never rung, only e mailed.

[NRP 38]

Colin,

I couldn't quite understand but when I read the post I knew I had taken the phone off the hook for 10minutes to go and grab a sandwich and thought it too much of a coincidence!!!!

Thank you very much for clearing it up and hope you manage to sort your coins out!!!

Kind regards,

Neil

Allow me to apologise as well Neil. I unfairly pinned possible blame on you, when Colin talked about a very well known coin dealer based in the North.

For my own part I can honestly say that all my personal dealings with you have been nigh on perfect. Ironically enough, I've never rung, only e mailed.

No problem whatsoever, obviously I thought the same ;-)

[Peckris 579]

Azda, you would be surprised how many customers I have who don't even own a computer!! In fairness a lot these chaps will be 70+ and there are still those who like to have the list in hard copy format just for their records.

Peckris is over 100 and he's up to date on Computers

True. I was only saying to Alan Turing the other day that IBM really should move out of calculators into the new Sperry-Rand valve machines - can't let ENIAC take all the credit

[Coinery 1,156]

Azda, you would be surprised how many customers I have who don't even own a computer!! In fairness a lot these chaps will be 70+ and there are still those who like to have the list in hard copy format just for their records.

Peckris is over 100 and he's up to date on Computers

True. I was only saying to Alan Turing the other day that IBM really should move out of calculators into the new Sperry-Rand valve machines - can't let ENIAC take all the credit

You're great, Peck, you crack me up!

[Nick 329]

Azda, you would be surprised how many customers I have who don't even own a computer!! In fairness a lot these chaps will be 70+ and there are still those who like to have the list in hard copy format just for their records.

Peckris is over 100 and he's up to date on Computers

True. I was only saying to Alan Turing the other day that IBM really should move out of calculators into the new Sperry-Rand valve machines - can't let ENIAC take all the credit

You're great, Peck, you crack me up!

You might want to worry about somebody that is talking to Alan Turing...

[Peckris 579]

Azda, you would be surprised how many customers I have who don't even own a computer!! In fairness a lot these chaps will be 70+ and there are still those who like to have the list in hard copy format just for their records.

Peckris is over 100 and he's up to date on Computers

True. I was only saying to Alan Turing the other day that IBM really should move out of calculators into the new Sperry-Rand valve machines - can't let ENIAC take all the credit

You're great, Peck, you crack me up!

You might want to worry about somebody that is talking to Alan Turing...

...even more if he actually understands what Turing says!

[Coinery 1,156]

Ahh, now, to be fair, to be sure, I was only laughing at the gist of it, ossifer!

[Coinery 1,156]

Bugger! Dup.

Edited September 24, 2013 by Coinery

[Gary 7]

Well, I need to clear this one up .....no, it wasnt Colin Cooke .....up North to me is anywhere North of Watford..!

I have never had any problem with 'Colin Cook' coins, quite the opposite and I must say I am very impressed with the way Neil Paisley stepped up to the plate and apologied ...even though there was absolutely no need and I would never begrudge a man his lunchtime sandwhich..

Colin

Ditto, also impressed. I started buying coins from CC way back in the early eighties and was always pleased with the service and the coins. I must admit though I have not been a customer in recent years but I too would be interested in the PDF sales list and think its a great idea.

[NRP 38]

Gary, thanks send me your email address and I will ensure you receive them in the future

[1949threepence 3,367]

Azda, you would be surprised how many customers I have who don't even own a computer!! In fairness a lot these chaps will be 70+ and there are still those who like to have the list in hard copy format just for their records.

Peckris is over 100 and he's up to date on Computers

True. I was only saying to Alan Turing the other day that IBM really should move out of calculators into the new Sperry-Rand valve machines - can't let ENIAC take all the credit

You're great, Peck, you crack me up!

You might want to worry about somebody that is talking to Alan Turing...

...even more if he actually understands what Turing says!

I visited Bletchley Park last year, and left as utterly ignorant about how Enigma was cracked, as when I entered. There were some frighteningly intelligent people there during the last war, including Turing. His eventual fall from grace and demise were unfair and unfitting for such a great mind.

[Peckris 579]

Azda, you would be surprised how many customers I have who don't even own a computer!! In fairness a lot these chaps will be 70+ and there are still those who like to have the list in hard copy format just for their records.

Peckris is over 100 and he's up to date on Computers

True. I was only saying to Alan Turing the other day that IBM really should move out of calculators into the new Sperry-Rand valve machines - can't let ENIAC take all the credit

You're great, Peck, you crack me up!

You might want to worry about somebody that is talking to Alan Turing...

...even more if he actually understands what Turing says!

I visited Bletchley Park last year, and left as utterly ignorant about how Enigma was cracked, as when I entered. There were some frighteningly intelligent people there during the last war, including Turing. His eventual fall from grace and demise were unfair and unfitting for such a great mind.

Hear hear.

[Coinery 1,156]

Colin,

Just as a point of interest, I'm guessing you already know about StJames' 0% commission on lots over £1k?

[azda 979]

Azda, you would be surprised how many customers I have who don't even own a computer!! In fairness a lot these chaps will be 70+ and there are still those who like to have the list in hard copy format just for their records.

Peckris is over 100 and he's up to date on Computers

True. I was only saying to Alan Turing the other day that IBM really should move out of calculators into the new Sperry-Rand valve machines - can't let ENIAC take all the credit

You're great, Peck, you crack me up!

You might want to worry about somebody that is talking to Alan Turing...

...even more if he actually understands what Turing says!

I visited Bletchley Park last year, and left as utterly ignorant about how Enigma was cracked, as when I entered. There were some frighteningly intelligent people there during the last war, including Turing. His eventual fall from grace and demise were unfair and unfitting for such a great mind.

Most gifted individuals tend to lose the Plot in their latter years due to the amount of grey matter they use during their Lifetime, or so i read. Peck is ok is that department as others just lose the plot naturally

[Peckris 579]

Azda, you would be surprised how many customers I have who don't even own a computer!! In fairness a lot these chaps will be 70+ and there are still those who like to have the list in hard copy format just for their records.

Peckris is over 100 and he's up to date on Computers

True. I was only saying to Alan Turing the other day that IBM really should move out of calculators into the new Sperry-Rand valve machines - can't let ENIAC take all the credit

You're great, Peck, you crack me up!

You might want to worry about somebody that is talking to Alan Turing...

...even more if he actually understands what Turing says!

I visited Bletchley Park last year, and left as utterly ignorant about how Enigma was cracked, as when I entered. There were some frighteningly intelligent people there during the last war, including Turing. His eventual fall from grace and demise were unfair and unfitting for such a great mind.

Most gifted individuals tend to lose the Plot in their latter years due to the amount of grey matter they use during their Lifetime, or so i read. Peck is ok is that department as others just lose the plot naturally

Yeah, but I can still spell...

[azda 979]

Azda, you would be surprised how many customers I have who don't even own a computer!! In fairness a lot these chaps will be 70+ and there are still those who like to have the list in hard copy format just for their records.

Peckris is over 100 and he's up to date on Computers

True. I was only saying to Alan Turing the other day that IBM really should move out of calculators into the new Sperry-Rand valve machines - can't let ENIAC take all the credit

You're great, Peck, you crack me up!

You might want to worry about somebody that is talking to Alan Turing...

...even more if he actually understands what Turing says!

I visited Bletchley Park last year, and left as utterly ignorant about how Enigma was cracked, as when I entered. There were some frighteningly intelligent people there during the last war, including Turing. His eventual fall from grace and demise were unfair and unfitting for such a great mind.

Most gifted individuals tend to lose the Plot in their latter years due to the amount of grey matter they use during their Lifetime, or so i read. Peck is ok is that department as others just lose the plot naturally

Yeah, but I can still spell...

Really? And so since when was yes spelt yeah my American friend?

[Peckris 579]

Azda, you would be surprised how many customers I have who don't even own a computer!! In fairness a lot these chaps will be 70+ and there are still those who like to have the list in hard copy format just for their records.

Peckris is over 100 and he's up to date on Computers

True. I was only saying to Alan Turing the other day that IBM really should move out of calculators into the new Sperry-Rand valve machines - can't let ENIAC take all the credit

You're great, Peck, you crack me up!

You might want to worry about somebody that is talking to Alan Turing...

...even more if he actually understands what Turing says!

I visited Bletchley Park last year, and left as utterly ignorant about how Enigma was cracked, as when I entered. There were some frighteningly intelligent people there during the last war, including Turing. His eventual fall from grace and demise were unfair and unfitting for such a great mind.

Most gifted individuals tend to lose the Plot in their latter years due to the amount of grey matter they use during their Lifetime, or so i read. Peck is ok is that department as others just lose the plot naturally

Yeah, but I can still spell...

Really? And so since when was yes spelt yeah my American friend?

Since four loveable mop-tops from my home town had rather a big hit with it in 1963?

[Coinery 1,156]

He loves you, Dave, Dave, Dave!

[Peter 615]

I don't think Dave's spelling is bad.

I believe he has a battered mars bar in one hand and....I won't go any further as it is before the watershed. & the both of you stop squabbling.

Getting back to Turing.

A brilliant mind who was treated appallingly.