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<p>[QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 2262554, member: 112"]You nor me either one can "prove" anything Paddy since all we have to go on is pictures. I've seen lots and lots of laminations, and I've never seen one that looks like the OP's coin. But I have seen lots and lots of hammer jobs or squeeze jobs that look exactly like the OP's coin. As for the coin in your pic - that doesn't even come close to looking like letters, just crinkled metal that is common on laminations.</p><p><br /></p><p>But the OP, he has the coin in hand. And he's seen more than a few coins too, and he says they look like letters. So, his first hand opinion, coupled with what I see, is what drives my opinion of what it is.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for me being a moderator, that has, and should not have, anything to do with it. People seem to think that just because somebody is a moderator on this coin forum that that indicates they are knowledgeable about coins. Moderators on CoinTalk are NOT chosen for or because of their knowledge about coins or numismatics. You could know just about nothing about coins and still be chosen as a moderator for CT. That's because they are chosen for their other qualities, not what they know, or don't know, about coins.</p><p><br /></p><p>When it comes to talking about coins or being a coin enthusiast moderators are no different than any other member - they should only be given respect if and when they have earned it. Not because they are moderators.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 2262554, member: 112"]You nor me either one can "prove" anything Paddy since all we have to go on is pictures. I've seen lots and lots of laminations, and I've never seen one that looks like the OP's coin. But I have seen lots and lots of hammer jobs or squeeze jobs that look exactly like the OP's coin. As for the coin in your pic - that doesn't even come close to looking like letters, just crinkled metal that is common on laminations. But the OP, he has the coin in hand. And he's seen more than a few coins too, and he says they look like letters. So, his first hand opinion, coupled with what I see, is what drives my opinion of what it is. As for me being a moderator, that has, and should not have, anything to do with it. People seem to think that just because somebody is a moderator on this coin forum that that indicates they are knowledgeable about coins. Moderators on CoinTalk are NOT chosen for or because of their knowledge about coins or numismatics. You could know just about nothing about coins and still be chosen as a moderator for CT. That's because they are chosen for their other qualities, not what they know, or don't know, about coins. When it comes to talking about coins or being a coin enthusiast moderators are no different than any other member - they should only be given respect if and when they have earned it. Not because they are moderators.[/QUOTE]
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