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<p>[QUOTE="Fred Weinberg, post: 3311066, member: 86437"]RR - while your post above is well-written,</p><p>it really doesn't address the issue at hand.</p><p><br /></p><p>Although I don't know which group I'm in,</p><p>that you mentioned, I know that many others</p><p>on this Error forum chatroom always try to help</p><p>out new collectors and cherry-pickers.</p><p><br /></p><p>However, it appears that the solution to your position</p><p>is that we should tell you and others that -most- of</p><p>what you're finding (with way too high-powered </p><p>mag. glasses or microscopes) are indeed doubled dies,</p><p>or could be doubled dies .</p><p><br /></p><p>....even when the photos posted for a particular coin</p><p>(that have to be requested numerous times, in some cases)</p><p>show those who know what a true, genuine, Doubled Die</p><p>coin looks like, can easily tell (in 98% of the cases) that </p><p>the coin posted is not a doubled die.</p><p><br /></p><p>So in effect you are saying we are not nice because we</p><p>tell the truth - I do this, and see this often myself at</p><p>coin shows (including last week's FUN show in Orlando)</p><p>where people simply do not want to believe what someone</p><p>else (not me, 'cause it doesn't matter to me) here tells</p><p>the posters that their coins are not errors or doubled dies.</p><p><br /></p><p>I, and I assume all the other folks who post their opinions,</p><p>views, and facts here, can not keep you happy with false</p><p>info. In fact, most posts that say 'sorry, not a doubled die',</p><p>end with 'keep looking', or some similar sentiment, and also</p><p>include websites or book recommendations to learn about</p><p>the Minting Process or what a doubled die looks like.</p><p><br /></p><p>Sorry you've been offended, snowflake. In life, </p><p>The Truth Can Hurt.</p><p><br /></p><p>Believe me, you are not the first person to tell any of</p><p>us we don't know what we're talking about. We are </p><p>not rude in the vast majority of cases, just trying to </p><p>be helpful to new collectors and cherrypickers.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm sure you'll spend the next few months or years</p><p>thinking how wrong we were in what we said about</p><p>your coins - while most of us here won't remember you</p><p>by dinnertime.'</p><p><br /></p><p>Numerous times - WE TRIED TO HELP</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Fred[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Fred Weinberg, post: 3311066, member: 86437"]RR - while your post above is well-written, it really doesn't address the issue at hand. Although I don't know which group I'm in, that you mentioned, I know that many others on this Error forum chatroom always try to help out new collectors and cherry-pickers. However, it appears that the solution to your position is that we should tell you and others that -most- of what you're finding (with way too high-powered mag. glasses or microscopes) are indeed doubled dies, or could be doubled dies . ....even when the photos posted for a particular coin (that have to be requested numerous times, in some cases) show those who know what a true, genuine, Doubled Die coin looks like, can easily tell (in 98% of the cases) that the coin posted is not a doubled die. So in effect you are saying we are not nice because we tell the truth - I do this, and see this often myself at coin shows (including last week's FUN show in Orlando) where people simply do not want to believe what someone else (not me, 'cause it doesn't matter to me) here tells the posters that their coins are not errors or doubled dies. I, and I assume all the other folks who post their opinions, views, and facts here, can not keep you happy with false info. In fact, most posts that say 'sorry, not a doubled die', end with 'keep looking', or some similar sentiment, and also include websites or book recommendations to learn about the Minting Process or what a doubled die looks like. Sorry you've been offended, snowflake. In life, The Truth Can Hurt. Believe me, you are not the first person to tell any of us we don't know what we're talking about. We are not rude in the vast majority of cases, just trying to be helpful to new collectors and cherrypickers. I'm sure you'll spend the next few months or years thinking how wrong we were in what we said about your coins - while most of us here won't remember you by dinnertime.' Numerous times - WE TRIED TO HELP Fred[/QUOTE]
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