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<p>[QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 2134484, member: 112"]I didn't ask anybody to trust me Vic, I simply made a statement that what krispy posted pictures of were not milk spots. Then I was asked to prove it, but how can anybody prove that ? They can't, there is no way to "prove" it. Before he even posted his pictures I posted one, taken by another member, of what milk spots actually do look like. The spots on the coin in that picture <b>are</b> what the numismatic community calls milk spots. And they all have the same basic look. </p><p><br /></p><p>So what exactly is it that I am supposed to reference beyond what I did before krispy even posted his pictures ? Milk spots are identified by the way they look, and I had already posted a picture of how they look. So the so called "proof" he keeps asking for was there before he ever asked for it. </p><p><br /></p><p>If I post a picture of a horse, and krispy then posts a picture of a cow and says here's my horse, and I then say that's not a horse krispy - do I need to prove it ? Of course not, because any reasonable person who looks at krispy's picture will know it is not a horse. Why ? Because horses look entirely different than cows.</p><p><br /></p><p>It's the same thing with this. As I stated in the beginning of this idiocy milk spots have a very unique and distinct look. There is no proof beyond that, short of a chemical analysis, which is obviously not even possible. So to even ask for "proof" is nothing more than idiocy.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 2134484, member: 112"]I didn't ask anybody to trust me Vic, I simply made a statement that what krispy posted pictures of were not milk spots. Then I was asked to prove it, but how can anybody prove that ? They can't, there is no way to "prove" it. Before he even posted his pictures I posted one, taken by another member, of what milk spots actually do look like. The spots on the coin in that picture [B]are[/B] what the numismatic community calls milk spots. And they all have the same basic look. So what exactly is it that I am supposed to reference beyond what I did before krispy even posted his pictures ? Milk spots are identified by the way they look, and I had already posted a picture of how they look. So the so called "proof" he keeps asking for was there before he ever asked for it. If I post a picture of a horse, and krispy then posts a picture of a cow and says here's my horse, and I then say that's not a horse krispy - do I need to prove it ? Of course not, because any reasonable person who looks at krispy's picture will know it is not a horse. Why ? Because horses look entirely different than cows. It's the same thing with this. As I stated in the beginning of this idiocy milk spots have a very unique and distinct look. There is no proof beyond that, short of a chemical analysis, which is obviously not even possible. So to even ask for "proof" is nothing more than idiocy.[/QUOTE]
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