Address Change

[coppercoins]

I finally settled in to the point that I had time to go get a PO Box. So here's the new address for sending stuff my way:

C. D. Daughtrey
P.O. Box 627
Brookline Station, MO 65619-0627

I live in a rather rural area just outside the city limits of Springfield and had always driven into downtown to get and send mail. When I came back, I decided to see what the closest rural post office was to the house, and found that Brookline Station, a VERY small post office, is only a few miles away via farm road. So that's where I set up camp.

BTW, just for giggles info...I had always thought PO Boxes at US postal offices were the same price no matter where you go, but I was VERY wrong. The same size box that cost me $120 a year in Springfield costs $40 a year at Brookline.

[CoinboyJay]

Welcome home C.D.
Gotta love the country......!!

Been a small town boy all my life and can relate.

What's the attribution fee per coin??? What do you want to see?? How many at a time?

I have a list of my Lincoln RPM's & DD's in an excel form, but my 16 year old daughter is not here right now, so I have NO CLUE how to copy to this post!!!
ANYWAYS....

Get back at me.
Thanks,
JAY

[Bob P]

Jay,
You can find all the info you need for submitting coins for attribution here:

http://www.coppercoins.com/attribution.php

Just change Chuck's address to the one he posted here.

[coppercoins]

Address changed on the attribution page. Please send to that address.

The rules are generally pretty simple, but I will recap some of them here:

1. No more than 12 coins.
2. $3 per coin PLUS $5 shipping.
3. NO STAPLED HOLDERS!!! I will NOT attribute coins in stapled holders. They will be sent back at owner's expense unattributed. I believe most of the world has outgrown stapled holders. Get some flips.
4. Turnaround can be up to three weeks. Both Bob and I do have other jobs to take care of, we do not attribute coins full time.
5. Be sure to inventory the coins and describe what you see on them that warranted you sending them. We cannot read minds, and cannot guess what you see on them.

We will send a letter back with the coins stating what they are, and will credit whomever sends coins in that we think we should use for images on this site. Bottom line, we make the decisions about what goes on the site.

Hate to sound harsh, but it's obvious that we have been doing this for a long time and have run into problems in the past. Being straightforward alleviates the mystery and makes things go more smoothly.