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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;spock1k, post: 438869, member: 7043&quot;]as i said rupee members here dont have to prove their statements are true thats not how it works you have to prove that the statements are not true.&nbsp; The baldwin auction 1897 rupee that you mention was a cleaned example and went way over $400 that you had decided was the price of the 1897.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>The debates are a complete waste of time.&nbsp; A my mentor says you are either here to learn or to teach arguing gets us nowhere.&nbsp;&nbsp; I am saying this one last time if you get it good if you dont no problem.&nbsp; Indian coins are hoarded to create artifical scarcity in the market.&nbsp; The mohurs are being hoarded and released slowly the 1939&#039;s are being released even more slowly.&nbsp;&nbsp; The price of 1911 and 1921 have come down for the same reason while the 1922 has actually gone up.&nbsp;&nbsp; The indian coins world operates like that in fact some of the heavyweights dont even operate in India.&nbsp; If you think six bid or the diana collection or ponterio auctions are a good way to determine prices I have no comment on that.&nbsp; I dont need to pay those prices most of the time and i do not.&nbsp; I dont collect circulated coins generally so most of my coins are MS and all my coins are boxed by the big 2.</p><p><br /></p><p>the way to learn IMHO is not through debates and arguments but through research and reading.&nbsp; Understand that indian coins are different from us coins and go read the examples i gave above about the 1/4th anna and others.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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