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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;KristyK, post: 1701145, member: 50578&quot;]I just said I am still going to take it when I go by the coin dealer . I don&#039;t not go to the doctor based on people&#039;s opinions. And I do want to hear what other people thought about. I&#039;m it sorry if me wanting to have someone actually look at the coin and still having hope offends you. I&#039;m a glass half full kinda chick and not a Debbie downer thank you very much. Just because I say I have hope doesn&#039;t mean I discount anyone&#039;s opinion. As you see I kindly thank you all each time when someone gives their opinion even if they come across as rude so thank you for yours also. This is all a learning experience for me also. And I happen to want to take this advice in this column as well&nbsp; <a href="http://www.coinweek.com/us-coins/1944-d-steel-cent-rare-off-metal-cent-sold-at-recent-fun-has-interesting-story/" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.coinweek.com/us-coins/1944-d-steel-cent-rare-off-metal-cent-sold-at-recent-fun-has-interesting-story/" rel="nofollow">http://www.coinweek.com/us-coins/1944-d-steel-cent-rare-off-metal-cent-sold-at-recent-fun-has-interesting-story/</a>&nbsp; &quot;The moral of this story is two-fold. First, there are great, rare coins that have yet to enter the market. Second, it is always highly advisable to seek the counsel of an experienced and knowledgeable dealer like Mr. Estes if one has a coin that could potentially be very rare and valuable. As always, do your research and find a dealer who knows the type of coin you think you have, and look for someone like Mr. Estes who has a reputation for honesty and integrity.&quot;&nbsp; And if then I am told its not valuable thats when I will be satisfied and content.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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