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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1905911, member: 26302"]To me it just goes to what I have been saying, that people should ignore color and concentrate on surfaces. If you are saying, (which is what I am reading), that the entire coin market admits they are arbitrarily defining what is "usual" or "acceptable" with this definition having no basis in reality, (because like Doug has always said you cannot prove one way or the other), then I simply believe the entire market is flawed.</p><p><br /></p><p>Just makes me sad to see a coin like this shunned by the hobby, a coin I believe could be original, (because I have seen personally similar coins I knew to be original). Yet, OTOH, I have seen "acceptable" toning applied within a couple of days to coins with my own eyes. "Arbitrary and capricious" I believe is how I would describe it legally.</p><p><br /></p><p>Edit: Btw, no disrespect meant Paul. I think this simply boils down to our disagreement on this market. Maybe I have just been around too long to understand this market nowadays. I think I have demostrated I know what natural toning is, progression, etc. I have studied that more than you probably know.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1905911, member: 26302"]To me it just goes to what I have been saying, that people should ignore color and concentrate on surfaces. If you are saying, (which is what I am reading), that the entire coin market admits they are arbitrarily defining what is "usual" or "acceptable" with this definition having no basis in reality, (because like Doug has always said you cannot prove one way or the other), then I simply believe the entire market is flawed. Just makes me sad to see a coin like this shunned by the hobby, a coin I believe could be original, (because I have seen personally similar coins I knew to be original). Yet, OTOH, I have seen "acceptable" toning applied within a couple of days to coins with my own eyes. "Arbitrary and capricious" I believe is how I would describe it legally. Edit: Btw, no disrespect meant Paul. I think this simply boils down to our disagreement on this market. Maybe I have just been around too long to understand this market nowadays. I think I have demostrated I know what natural toning is, progression, etc. I have studied that more than you probably know.[/QUOTE]
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