Thanks Steve! We are having great fun putting this album together, and lack only 4 coins now to complete it. BTW, can you tell I’m proud of my grandson, lol.
When applied to coins it's a person that picks out better, variety or rarer coins from low price bargain price bins from a dealer.
Oh ok, so like what I do when I go to a my LCS haha.. I was wondering if they already have been checked or not haha... dam I thought that was just a normal thing everyone does
Just something fun. Forty something years ago, we didn't have as many reference books. Cherrypicking dealers was much easier. The dealers I knew didn't care about varieties. They made money and everyone was happy.
I'm not sure for cherry pick in particular, but in many cases it's hyphenated if modifying a noun and two words if on it's own. Examples: I cherry picked through his coins. This is a cherry-picked coin. Lots of words go from two words to one (no hyphen) with a similar pattern: This is an everyday occurrence. This happens every day.