palidin20603
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I will start off with I have found 22 Bens and 19 WLs
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CRHer with the most career WL or Bens
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Diver_Down
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LJ
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I second that ending!Diver_Down said:
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palidin20603
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Who is LJ?
Diver_Down
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palidin20603 said:
SMH...
The archives are your friend. After perusing the past, you will feel ashamed that you had to ask.
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Diver_Down said:
Shame in not knowing LJ, or shame in not knowing how to find his old posts via this site? I guess I am ashamed since im currently guilty of both.
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CardsNCoins said:
A simple member search. And He is a She. She is the queen of CRH'ing and appropriately a Silver Member on TNet. http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php?action=profile;u=21308
ramjet2187
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Ahh, lemme see.
LJ is the screen name of a quite famous CRH'er whom was rather popular in these parts; both for her fabulous finds, and the fact that she was a female (not to mention her extraordinary avatar pic).
Her finds seemed legendary, even by the standards of the day. And her posts normally garnered dozens (or hundreds) of views, and scores of replies. Like I mentioned, she is of the softer and curvier gender, but I'm sure that was only a coincidence.
She retired (if I remember correctly) and I'm certain broke many TNet hearts.
LJ is the screen name of a quite famous CRH'er whom was rather popular in these parts; both for her fabulous finds, and the fact that she was a female (not to mention her extraordinary avatar pic).
Her finds seemed legendary, even by the standards of the day. And her posts normally garnered dozens (or hundreds) of views, and scores of replies. Like I mentioned, she is of the softer and curvier gender, but I'm sure that was only a coincidence.
She retired (if I remember correctly) and I'm certain broke many TNet hearts.
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Diver_Down said:
Thanks for the help.
Far too much work sifting through all her thousands of posts to find her finds. We'll just call her the queen and leave it at that.
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Currently her avatar is a coin of some sort.
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If I remember right, LJ dropped in recently to say hello. Either that or I'm losing my mind 
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CardsNCoins said:
She had to change her avatar as some on TNet were more attracted to her than the piles of silver that she would amass.
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fistfulladirt said:If I remember right, LJ dropped in recently to say hello. Either that or I'm losing my mind
She did, and she still lurks. I just wish she would chime in from time to time. The one thing I miss the most about her posts wasn't so much as the sheer volume of the finds, but rather the artful display she captured for the rest of us.
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dossier said:I would search for her posts but I'm not a premium memberso I'm not allowed
You can click on the link I provided above and choose the show last posts option.
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For those who need a bit of enlightening... "The Good Witch of South," Lejune, or simply LJ will dominate all career categories.
If I am correct, she was able to pay for graduate school through crh strategies.
And people she only retired within the last 2 years.
If I am correct, she was able to pay for graduate school through crh strategies.
And people she only retired within the last 2 years.
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I was bored so I did a little reading through some of her posts and it looks like she had a monster year in 2007 racking up over 8,000 40% and over 800 90% as per this thread below.
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,62667.0.html
Not so much in the way of WL or Bens though which is what the OP of this thread asked about.
8,000 40%ers in a year is something I cant even imagine, and she surely worked her butt off gathering those. She had an absolute monster year for 40% and 90% Kennedys to be sure. A year I'd say that would be impossible for anyone to duplicate.
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http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,62667.0.html
Not so much in the way of WL or Bens though which is what the OP of this thread asked about.
8,000 40%ers in a year is something I cant even imagine, and she surely worked her butt off gathering those. She had an absolute monster year for 40% and 90% Kennedys to be sure. A year I'd say that would be impossible for anyone to duplicate.
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byzanthia
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0 WL and 4 Bens here.
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Very true, LJ had a monster year, and it would be impossible to duplicate today.
Unfortunately she sold most her stash in the $14/oz range. BUT you never know where silver is going. If you need the cash, it is just a tool. She used the money wisely, and went back to school.
All Hail the Queen........... HH Gayle
Unfortunately she sold most her stash in the $14/oz range. BUT you never know where silver is going. If you need the cash, it is just a tool. She used the money wisely, and went back to school.
All Hail the Queen........... HH Gayle
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joad said:
My hat would certainly be off to you sir - if I wore one. That is certainly very impressive to say the least. And if you haven't sold these impressive finds then my hat woukd be off to you again (if I wore one) for wisely not doing so. These coins will most certainly only continue to increase in value over time.
Congrats on that '77 IH you found earlier this year too.
You sure seem to know how to find 'em.
