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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Robert Ransom, post: 6529349, member: 97872&quot;]1st quote. </p><p>No. 1.&nbsp; The majority of the CT Members may not, own a &quot;shop&quot; from which they conduct a business, possess a &quot;&quot;license to be a coin expert&quot; (whatever that means), but one thing is clear, their knowledge of coins far exceeds yours and you are asking for opinions and/or advice which is freely given, so if you believe the answers to be wrong, you have options, one of which is to prove them wrong.</p><p>No. 2.&nbsp; Which of the many coins, you have posted, are error coins and what, exactly, is/are the error(s)? Which coins, posted by you, sell for $3 to $10? </p><p>No. 3.&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure what you mean by this, see your comment highlighted in red. CT Members respond to new CT members, answer questions, offer sites for further understanding of errors, variations, etc. because they want to help initiates learn more about numismatics and want to have them try to predetermine an issue they have with a coin before posting a thread. When a person continues to post threads asking, &quot;Is this an error, DDO, DDR, RPM, etc&quot;, the responses become terse because the OP has not done their due diligence regarding research. Responses made are an opinion based upon known facts, the photos posted, many of which are blurry and not cropped properly and years of collecting, researching and studying coins.</p><p>2nd quote.</p><p>You went to a &#039;licensed coin dealer&quot; and showed him a coin. Which coin? What was his comment regarding the issue of the coin you presented? Did he offer to buy it? </p><p>There are many errors, variations and varieties which have little to no premium.</p><p>Lastly, there are loads of sites on the net which offer valuable information and photos/grades. Many times, changing your search wording gets results for hard to find answers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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