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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;usmc60, post: 2544629, member: 76739&quot;]Look we both think we have the best interest concerning new members. I firmly believed if you like it keep it. My piggy bank collection has some of the oddest coins. I know there&#039;s a lot of members out there that would not waste their time. And I&#039;m surprised you didn&#039;t catch my misquote, which I hope to correct right now size does matter. In order to properly identify some errors size becomes a factor in determining the error. Example size determines a chip compared to a major die break a chip is under 4 MM&#039;s and a major die brakes 5 MM&#039;s and up. And as far as search engine goes my Windows 10 actually uses Google Chrome. Has served me faithfully for many years. Basically the point I was trying to make is there&#039;s so much information available. And a lot of that information is conflicting. One says one thing another says another. That&#039;s the only point I was trying to make about looking up cuds. Without starting another verbal war on coin talk. I have stopped expressing my personal opinions when it concerns cuds. It&#039;s easier to put a fake smile on my face and go with the flow. And if you want to know what I mean by this statement go to my first post snow on the roof. A lot of my beliefs still remain the same except for I do not express them it is not worth all the aggravation. And as far as cuds on coins go I have several listed there. And a variety listed on Wexler site. Unlike some. I managed to contribute a couple new fines a month in the doubled die varieties. I believe in less talk and more doing. Example. A lot of members on coin talk do a lot of repeating information. Two members questions. And the answer the questions quite eloquently. But one things lacking a visual example of what they&#039;re talking about. If say the members shows a coin that has been chemically treated. A lot of members have a lot to say about that coin but very few can go into their collection and pull one out. Because they do not waste their time on those kinds of coins. I guess they find it easier to go online and pull a photo that someone else is taken and display it as a chemically treated coin. But they actually do not own one. It&#039;s garbage to them and not worth their time. That&#039;s okay to each their own.USMC60[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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