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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 8188316, member: 100459&quot;]I am not an error coin collector and am no versed in the terminology.&nbsp; Can you give me (in plain english), what is &quot;Broadstruck&quot;?&nbsp; It sounds ominous.&nbsp; Is there a source that will have the definition of coin errors?&nbsp; Is it readily available?&nbsp; I am tremendously impressed by the &quot;verbage&quot; that is being bantered around in Coin Talk.&nbsp; Is there a guide that has definitions of words that are used in the Numismatics vernacular? My wife was a High School Senior English Teacher for over 30 years and even she is at a loss of some of the terms being used.&nbsp; I was a CPA, working for the State of North Carolina about 30 years.&nbsp; When we talk, some of the words/terminologies that she uses have to be looked up in Webster&#039;s New Collegiate Dictionary.&nbsp; I apologize from my frankness.&nbsp; I think that Coin Talk is the best way to learn about coins and coin collecting.&nbsp; I&#039;ve only been a member a short time and I am anxious to see the latest entries.&nbsp; I am grateful to your patience and your &quot;love&quot; of learning, especially about coins.&nbsp; If I have said or written on this site, I apologize for anything I said.&nbsp; You may not have your doctorate from an accredited institution of higher learning, but what you say will educate the members of Coin Talk so that they will understand the ins and outs of coin collecting.</p><p>Again, I want to thank all of you for the information you give us and the means of which we can learn.</p><p>Thank you, one and all.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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