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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1329684, member: 26302"]Just to be clear sir, you posted photos of coins on here that were fuzzy that are fairly heavily faked, that is why I said, "if they are authentic". Then I informed you that they were Greek, not Roman. Later when explaining I was trying to help you learn the proper vocabulary I said it was, "because someone who calls greek coins Romans looks like an idiot". It was my reasoning to try to help you know the difference in the first place. I was not trying to call you an idiot. Then all of the further slanders towards me, whatever. </p><p><br /></p><p>Point is sir, you do not know ancient coins, the dealer you mentioned does not to my knowledge have a reputation as to knowing ancient coins, and there are many dealers in theis country who do not know them, but think they can "authenticate" them. That is why I was simply trying to authenticate them myself, to help YOU. I would not send to CNG, (the worlds largest ancient coin company), a 2010 US error coin, its not their specialty. Similarly I will not trust a local coin dealer whose 99.99% of their inventory is US and bullion coins to authenticate a highly faked ancient. If they have more expertise than that I apologize, but I have been to every major show in the US and have never met them. "Coins" is a huge field. Would you trust a Roman artifact specialist to properly catalog a colonial era artifact you find? No, you wish to find a colonial era specialist, right?</p><p><br /></p><p>Btw for many months I have been a paying member here, whatever that is worth since you seemed to wish to call me out on that as well. You are not required to put "Supporter" if you donate to this site. Its the internet sir, you would be wise to limit your assumptions of others here until you get to know them. There are a few here that if they say a coin is good or bad, I believe them since their knowledge is vastly superior than mine, and I have been collecting coins 35 years.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway, I am willing to just bury the hatchet. I think you will find this site an excellent resource to learn more information on all of your coin finds.</p><p><br /></p><p>Merry Christmas,</p><p><br /></p><p>Chris[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1329684, member: 26302"]Just to be clear sir, you posted photos of coins on here that were fuzzy that are fairly heavily faked, that is why I said, "if they are authentic". Then I informed you that they were Greek, not Roman. Later when explaining I was trying to help you learn the proper vocabulary I said it was, "because someone who calls greek coins Romans looks like an idiot". It was my reasoning to try to help you know the difference in the first place. I was not trying to call you an idiot. Then all of the further slanders towards me, whatever. Point is sir, you do not know ancient coins, the dealer you mentioned does not to my knowledge have a reputation as to knowing ancient coins, and there are many dealers in theis country who do not know them, but think they can "authenticate" them. That is why I was simply trying to authenticate them myself, to help YOU. I would not send to CNG, (the worlds largest ancient coin company), a 2010 US error coin, its not their specialty. Similarly I will not trust a local coin dealer whose 99.99% of their inventory is US and bullion coins to authenticate a highly faked ancient. If they have more expertise than that I apologize, but I have been to every major show in the US and have never met them. "Coins" is a huge field. Would you trust a Roman artifact specialist to properly catalog a colonial era artifact you find? No, you wish to find a colonial era specialist, right? Btw for many months I have been a paying member here, whatever that is worth since you seemed to wish to call me out on that as well. You are not required to put "Supporter" if you donate to this site. Its the internet sir, you would be wise to limit your assumptions of others here until you get to know them. There are a few here that if they say a coin is good or bad, I believe them since their knowledge is vastly superior than mine, and I have been collecting coins 35 years. Anyway, I am willing to just bury the hatchet. I think you will find this site an excellent resource to learn more information on all of your coin finds. Merry Christmas, Chris[/QUOTE]
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