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<p>[QUOTE="charley, post: 7657535, member: 5372"]That is not correct at all. In fact, it is grossly incorrect. One does not have to be a philatelic expert to determine the incorrectness of your opinion. When an item sells for 4.9 mil and it is 2 mil above the last known sale, and breaks all records in doing so, that is not the definition of "low end of the range/estimates" (whatever that gobbldygobbledness means).</p><p><br /></p><p>I don't care one way or the other, but try to at least present some semblance of reasonable opinion, when that is all you are saying.</p><p><br /></p><p>BTW, no, it was not Gross on that "probably the top stamp collection" thing. The Bechtel Family and the Farouk Family and the Royal Family and the Boy's Town Collections would have to be bypassed, and 4 others that I know of, before the "probably" becomes a possibility of a semblance of comparison. Or maybe your recent memory does not recall past memory. That is understandable.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="charley, post: 7657535, member: 5372"]That is not correct at all. In fact, it is grossly incorrect. One does not have to be a philatelic expert to determine the incorrectness of your opinion. When an item sells for 4.9 mil and it is 2 mil above the last known sale, and breaks all records in doing so, that is not the definition of "low end of the range/estimates" (whatever that gobbldygobbledness means). I don't care one way or the other, but try to at least present some semblance of reasonable opinion, when that is all you are saying. BTW, no, it was not Gross on that "probably the top stamp collection" thing. The Bechtel Family and the Farouk Family and the Royal Family and the Boy's Town Collections would have to be bypassed, and 4 others that I know of, before the "probably" becomes a possibility of a semblance of comparison. Or maybe your recent memory does not recall past memory. That is understandable.[/QUOTE]
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