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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mikem2000, post: 1503701, member: 30574&quot;]Amanda you are really starting to flail here</p><p><br /></p><p>Amazing, you solved an equation and came up with CAC=$500</p><p>A third grader could have done that. That was ALL that was done, CAC was solved for. You can draw no conclusions at&nbsp; all from this equation as to where the $500 came from. It does not support your point, it does not support my point, It does not support any point. It does nothing, NADA Zilch Zero.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now for your second statement. Of course it is necessary for the <b>&quot;CAC Service&quot; </b>to add&nbsp; a Premium.&nbsp; You see, you got it right.&nbsp; You chose the correct words and you are correct.&nbsp; It is the <b>Service</b> that selects the premium coins.&nbsp; The coin community <b>TRUSTS</b> this <b>SERVICE</b> because of their history and track record and are confident they will be getting a premium coin because of the SERVICE that CAC provided.&nbsp; The public wants premium coins and will pay more for them.&nbsp; Who would have guessed that.&nbsp; So you see, no one is paying $500 dollars for a green sticker.&nbsp; The sticker only represents a superior coin that was identified by the <b>CAC Service</b>.&nbsp; The public is paying for superior coins, not stickers.&nbsp; This is not semantics. I can honestly tell you, that I have no need for a green sticker, but I do like superior coins and those coins have green beans on them.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am not sure what type of coinage you collect.&nbsp; I am only familar with your wildlife coins, and if that is your cup of tea, you probably don&#039;t have a need for CAC as for you, they would not provide much in the way of value, but see they bigger picture.&nbsp; For the folks collecting 4 digit numismatic coins, the benefits are huge.&nbsp; Tunnel vision is the bigggest problem on this board, we all need to take of our blinders.</p><p><br /></p><p>Since you enjoy using logic so much.</p><p>For me to prove that CAC represents value, I only need to show that in one example, since my statement, is not that it always represents value just that it provide some value.</p><p><br /></p><p>For you to prove CAC represents no value, your burden of proof is much higher.&nbsp; You need to show in ALL cases that no value is added.</p><p><br /></p><p>Mike[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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