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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1017759, member: 15309"]Well I have a BS in Materials Science & Engineering (Metallurgy) from Lehigh University with a focus on corrosion and I still can't answer most of your expert level questions because precious metals are not usually used in engineering applications.</p><p><br /></p><p>Having said that, your definition of expert is fine, but IMO, not applicable. A scientist may be able to explain the chemistry behind thin film interfaces but I am much more interested in the opinion of the guy who understands how to evaluate a toned coin and it's value in the marketplace (Shane). Everyone needs to stop getting hung up on the term expert and realize that some people have a level of expertise that allows them to speak authoritatively on an issue despite the fact they may not meet the strict definition of an expert. Like I said before, if someone on this forum had a question about a toned coin, I would point them in Shane's direction.</p><p><br /></p><p>Think of it this way everybody. When a member posts a thread about toning, which non-expert members do you wait to hear from? Be honest![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1017759, member: 15309"]Well I have a BS in Materials Science & Engineering (Metallurgy) from Lehigh University with a focus on corrosion and I still can't answer most of your expert level questions because precious metals are not usually used in engineering applications. Having said that, your definition of expert is fine, but IMO, not applicable. A scientist may be able to explain the chemistry behind thin film interfaces but I am much more interested in the opinion of the guy who understands how to evaluate a toned coin and it's value in the marketplace (Shane). Everyone needs to stop getting hung up on the term expert and realize that some people have a level of expertise that allows them to speak authoritatively on an issue despite the fact they may not meet the strict definition of an expert. Like I said before, if someone on this forum had a question about a toned coin, I would point them in Shane's direction. Think of it this way everybody. When a member posts a thread about toning, which non-expert members do you wait to hear from? Be honest![/QUOTE]
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