Yeah, well the outrage brigade is clearly in the minority (no, I did not call them minorities). They’ll just have to accept what other people...
Very well put.
By the way, fyi, idk, c u later, and u b4 me are now so gimmicky and passé. Time to return to universally accepted communication.
I use oriental regularly, as do others I know, and I have never heard it referred to as a denigrating term. Maybe your understanding is a bit...
How about . . . telephone?
Arguments about intelligence aside, I'll point out the ignorance of claiming that those without diplomas are uneducated. What exactly can be said...
I was once devastated by a test score of 45 on a technical exam, even after learning that I got a B because the high was just a little higher....
In some ways, and others not.
I suspect his point is that the percentage of youngsters who cannot use cash registers probably outnumbers similarly unskilled Boomers by an order...
What’s a bed?
if you are insinuating that it is a moderator’s job to make sure transactions are carried out to the satisfaction of both parties, you are...
That’s just gross . . .
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Conservatively AU55, but deep marks are almost nonexistent . . . I think they'll stretch to AU58 on this coin. I'd be surprised by any mint state...
You can just keep notes in another column of your Excel spreadsheet, or you can right click in one of the existing cells to add comments without...
Despite several innocuous marks on the reverse, for which I’d ordinarily expect the coin to grade MS66 or less, the luster appears to be quite...
MS65
Very nice work.
An 1893-S $10 Lib in PCGS MS63, CAC approved . . . [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] And a really clean, original 1912 $10 Indian I was sure would...
Some more, starting with an attractive near gem 1907 Quarter Eagle . . . [ATTACH] [ATTACH] A very scarce 1897-S Half Eagle graded MS61 by...
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