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<p>[QUOTE="jaceravone, post: 372684, member: 9474"]Aside from the tregedy of this man's death - I don't think the media is calling colorized quarters rare. The way I read the article, they are saying "rare coins, <i><b>including</b></i> colorized quarters" a lot different than saying "rare colorized quarters" or "rare coins which are colorized quarters". Its like saying my rare 1804 silver dollar was stolen, including my colorized quarter collection. Yes, going from one exteme to the other, but that is the media. In cases like this, WE need to pull our heads out of our butts and think with some common sense. I don't think the media is reporting this wrong. </p><p> </p><p>The media is only reporting what either the police are telling them or what the family members are telling them. Heck, if you ask my wife, she'll tell you that I have rare coins, including my 2008 proof set. Many family members don't know what their coin collector family member owns... everything is rare to them - that way, they can get a bigger insurance check. Can't tell you how many times someone at work tells me about this "rare" silver dollar that their granddad gave them and it turns out to be an Eisenhower dollar or even a common date Morgan.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="jaceravone, post: 372684, member: 9474"]Aside from the tregedy of this man's death - I don't think the media is calling colorized quarters rare. The way I read the article, they are saying "rare coins, [I][B]including[/B][/I] colorized quarters" a lot different than saying "rare colorized quarters" or "rare coins which are colorized quarters". Its like saying my rare 1804 silver dollar was stolen, including my colorized quarter collection. Yes, going from one exteme to the other, but that is the media. In cases like this, WE need to pull our heads out of our butts and think with some common sense. I don't think the media is reporting this wrong. The media is only reporting what either the police are telling them or what the family members are telling them. Heck, if you ask my wife, she'll tell you that I have rare coins, including my 2008 proof set. Many family members don't know what their coin collector family member owns... everything is rare to them - that way, they can get a bigger insurance check. Can't tell you how many times someone at work tells me about this "rare" silver dollar that their granddad gave them and it turns out to be an Eisenhower dollar or even a common date Morgan.[/QUOTE]
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