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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 3660225, member: 19250&quot;]Your statements are 100% correct by my standards.</p><p>The TPG do rule... and that does not make me happy.</p><p>In the 60&#039;s besides finding a 50 D nickel in change lol....one could possibly find a 16 D in my collection bag was all silver dimes,quarters, halfs.... not uncommon to find war nickels worn as well buffalos. In my pocket a&nbsp; rubber banded wad of bills ,</p><p>U.S. notes, silvery cert. So yes the 1960&#039;s and a good part of the 70&#039;s finding sweet coins .</p><p>But like other things in life one can deciede to either follow the pack or travel your own road.....I place little faith in TPG. Yes I own slabs but more so own what&#039;s inside as I only buy a slab if everything aligns. I buy what MY eyes say....I just posted a few days ago this yes I&#039;ve been fooled on 2 gold coins yes they were real gold...no they were fake!</p><p>I know alot of dealers if I asked them have they ever been taken by a fake coin?</p><p>If they said no I be unlikely to buy from them....as no matter how good you believe yourself to be...there&#039;s always a chance back then as well present&nbsp; day to buy or be sold a fake.</p><p>At the end of the day it&#039;s a hobby..it should be fun! However it&#039;s only fun if you have some sort of knowlege .</p><p>The YN &#039;s in this forum no matter age need to realize this hobby requires One to learn..now if putting little round disc in an album is your thing, and you believe that your a collector....well you are....by definition ,but your limiting yourself and time spent in this hobby. You&#039;ll soon tire and loose interest.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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