Take away calculators and watch what happens when asked to do basic math, not only with kids, some adults as well. If it weren't for spell check,...
GDJMSP; But I do agree with the dictionary. You are the one not interpreting what is written. By use of the word "and", which means by dictionary...
I think medoraman wasn't looking for additional comments on why this is. He would be happy if the amont of views would be high and the reply's...
Just a FYI: If they meant exactly the same, there would be an "or" instead of an "and" between the two nouns. But you need both preservation and...
Not long ago, the dealers would mysteriously run out of silver when the price fell below what they paid for it. Some buyers would claim they just...
Generally speaking, not yet but it will some day. The exception is eBay. People pay some unusual prices even for common items. Whether it will be...
It also seems a little odd to me that PCGS calls itself PCGS Restoration when their number one objective is conserving as stated in the second...
It's all a matter of semantics and what you read between the lines, (Especially what you read between the lines). This is a direct quote from PCGS...
If you travel overseas, many business's won't accept our uncommon currency. Travel agency's and transportation companies will warn you about this...
I have used NCS, whose parent company is NGC, to restore several coins in the past. They normally slab the coin afterwards, which will also...
He certainly didn't pack it well but I know this is a pain and you would like to tell the buyer so, but Idhair has stated it correctly.
When you say "coins included", what are you trying to say? They are not included?... Basic writing skills here folks. Please re-read your own...
Read the last two words in your second sentence in post #4 or see below.
But if the TPG admitted it did not look like that before they slabbed it, even though it was already there, what process caused the discoloration...
That's interesting. Then they are not reproducing the "original error" but an updated version of it, $2 verses 24 cents. Not being a stamp...
NGC puts a special label with NCS on it, which is their conservation service, along with an opaque slab which is way different than their white...
What is the difference with the new stamp release and how do you tell? I thought they were identical. The penny example has obvious date differences.
My vote is for normal die wear, not an error.
Did anyone check with the buyer that spent $977,500 for a single inverted Jenny in 2007? I doubt it. I wonder if he is a little upset with this?...
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