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Ah, they're just telling the truth. Stick around, it gets better.

 

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People are dying in the Middle East and he can't deal with he doesn't have an error coin. All kinds drop in and out of here.

 

We are teaching you not deceiving you.
If you don't want to learn that's too bad.

Oh well.. goodbye

 

Willy you can go along with what ever this guy told you which is wrong. Or, you can stay and learn from hundreds of years of experience. Your choice you can go hear what you want or learn and be told the truth.

 

If it took you 6 1/2 years to say we are negative I’m afraid to think how long it will take you to realize what a true error is. We teach and are truthful people.

 

If you have a guy who recognizes it as a true error, sell it to him.

 

Best answer!

 

you have always helped me bud I appreciate it and apologize if I pissed anyone off my ba
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Thank you buddy for all everyone's help as ohalways I'm sorry it's just a tough learning curve I'm trying

 

I learned a couple of things too!

 

When a mint, whether in the US or foreign country is doing large scale production, there are great multitudes of mistakes, defective equipment, damaged dies, defective metallurgy , even some High-Jink activity for the benefits of the workers, etc. The mistake most new people make is to think it is produced by bad handling and techniques at the mint, whereas it may be from distortion of the dies due to overuse that deforms the faces of the coin.
SO the key is to study intently postings on the site that presents how oddities on the coins are possible "True errors , defects, etc. " or how they couldn't. As a college teacher for 55 years, I always told the students " don't expect an obvious, always consider alternatives. Glad you are staying. Jim

 

Jim I really appreciate your message thank you for the feedback it was very educational thank you and have a great week