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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;usmc60, post: 2689253, member: 76739&quot;]Since you and I have disagreed on many occasions. Why should this be different. You use the word sloppy English. I live in South Florida I&#039;m lucky to hear English in any form. And if you are a bartender like you say you know some Of&nbsp; your patrons at the end of the night would be lucky to speak English at all and you should know that you decide to consider us being lucky on CT not having too many young millennial&#039;s and their slanging talk we would be totally lost. I&#039;m sure we have members out there that have kids and know exactly what I&#039;m talking about. But being in the public not everyone is aware of coin terminology. And it would be nice if we could teach everybody the right terminology but you have to face the facts people that are not into collecting do not really care about the proper terminology. and the proper terminology in coins has its flaws to. And as of your last statement please check out the last pic on my debris fill die thread and let me know what you would call that since that is production debris that happened to be on a coin that I received hopefully in the box I may have some struck through&#039;s with this actual debris. But I still have about 1500 coins to go through. Basically what you&#039;ll see in the pic is not little pieces a wire but little pieces of shavings. USMC60[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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