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<p>[QUOTE="Oldhoopster, post: 3900250, member: 84179"]As a new member, what you don’t see is the numerous responses that the “snobby” members make that demonstrate their credibility and expertise. These aren’t jealous people with unsubstantiated opinions, these are knowledgeable numismatists freely sharing their expertise with new collectors.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Another point, you fail to consider is providing a detailed explanation for each and every damaged coin that’s posted takes time. Every response on this forum is by someone who has decided to volunteer their time to help new collectors. Nobody gets paid. If your expectation is that every response needs to provide a detailed explanation, then you may be disappointed. Nobody can say exactly how a coin was damaged, but experienced members know the minting and die making process and can say with near certainty that a coin could not have left the mint with a certain appearance. An if somebody does post an incorrect answer, it’s corrected very quickly. If you are unhappy because the details aren’t handed to you on a platter, you are always free to find and study the information on your own. </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>I wish you the best of luck moving forward. Hopefully, you haven’t alienated too many of the people that can help you learn.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Oldhoopster, post: 3900250, member: 84179"]As a new member, what you don’t see is the numerous responses that the “snobby” members make that demonstrate their credibility and expertise. These aren’t jealous people with unsubstantiated opinions, these are knowledgeable numismatists freely sharing their expertise with new collectors. Another point, you fail to consider is providing a detailed explanation for each and every damaged coin that’s posted takes time. Every response on this forum is by someone who has decided to volunteer their time to help new collectors. Nobody gets paid. If your expectation is that every response needs to provide a detailed explanation, then you may be disappointed. Nobody can say exactly how a coin was damaged, but experienced members know the minting and die making process and can say with near certainty that a coin could not have left the mint with a certain appearance. An if somebody does post an incorrect answer, it’s corrected very quickly. If you are unhappy because the details aren’t handed to you on a platter, you are always free to find and study the information on your own. I wish you the best of luck moving forward. Hopefully, you haven’t alienated too many of the people that can help you learn.[/QUOTE]
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