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<p>[QUOTE="BooksB4Coins, post: 2432041, member: 36230"]So I'm talking him down, yet here you are arguing against things that were not said nor remotely implied. Apparently this is a habit with you as our first little run-in was you accusing me of saying things I never have. Is this deflection really the best you can do, or perhaps it's just part of your MO?</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, yes.... that is exactly what I said, and I'm not sure what is so hard for you to understand here. His supposedly "very valid point", at least as written, comes off as being naive. He's certainly welcome to his feelings on the matter, but this does not make them fact. The man said, as a <i>blanket</i> <i>statement</i>, that one cannot trust a dealer to go through (appraise) coins on his own time, which is absolutely false and reeks of the same regretable anti-dealer paranoia spewed everywhere on this board. I never said ANY or ALL dealers, real or imagined, should blindly be trusted, or that one should pick a name out of the phone book or from some online ad and simply hand them the collection, yet here we are arguing as if I did. If you take issue with or disagree with what was said, fine, but at least try not to make such idiotic assumptions or moronic comparisons to allowing unknown contractors into one's home. Now, if you wish to make such comparisons, perhaps a better one would be not letting ANY (even professionals with reputations to uphold) contractors into one's home, and instead blindly trusting an idiot nephew, claiming he can do it all after watching an episode of This Old House. </p><p><br /></p><p>Of course you also conveniently ignore what was said about how the listed potential pitfalls can also apply to dealing with so-called "trusted" and "knowledgeable" family/friends or the like, but that's okay and I do understand... acknowledging this reality wouldn't fit so well into your little narrative.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="BooksB4Coins, post: 2432041, member: 36230"]So I'm talking him down, yet here you are arguing against things that were not said nor remotely implied. Apparently this is a habit with you as our first little run-in was you accusing me of saying things I never have. Is this deflection really the best you can do, or perhaps it's just part of your MO? Now, yes.... that is exactly what I said, and I'm not sure what is so hard for you to understand here. His supposedly "very valid point", at least as written, comes off as being naive. He's certainly welcome to his feelings on the matter, but this does not make them fact. The man said, as a [I]blanket[/I] [I]statement[/I], that one cannot trust a dealer to go through (appraise) coins on his own time, which is absolutely false and reeks of the same regretable anti-dealer paranoia spewed everywhere on this board. I never said ANY or ALL dealers, real or imagined, should blindly be trusted, or that one should pick a name out of the phone book or from some online ad and simply hand them the collection, yet here we are arguing as if I did. If you take issue with or disagree with what was said, fine, but at least try not to make such idiotic assumptions or moronic comparisons to allowing unknown contractors into one's home. Now, if you wish to make such comparisons, perhaps a better one would be not letting ANY (even professionals with reputations to uphold) contractors into one's home, and instead blindly trusting an idiot nephew, claiming he can do it all after watching an episode of This Old House. Of course you also conveniently ignore what was said about how the listed potential pitfalls can also apply to dealing with so-called "trusted" and "knowledgeable" family/friends or the like, but that's okay and I do understand... acknowledging this reality wouldn't fit so well into your little narrative.[/QUOTE]
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