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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;desertgem, post: 2711327, member: 15199&quot;]Guys, I have a piece of advice to both. IOM, the rules say that one can express &#039;disrespect&#039; of a coin and to some aspects dealer organizations, grading houses, tv sales, etc.&nbsp; Insider, you approach teaching in the most backward way I have seen, In the case of any altered coins, either this one or the dime, you express glee in presenting them forward and then pointing out the situations they did not notice but of course , you did, in multicolor and repetitive emojis == Instead of presenting the coin WITH your observations out front and then defend your reasons. Teaching by demonstration and expression of observations. If I presented in a chemistry class the students with 2 bottles, with harmless substance labels , and told them to mix them and drink it, and then after their throats were burned, called them ignorant for not confirming the contents, I would be kicked out and in the legal system. You say you are a teacher ~~~ then act like one, not a show off. Using an emoji or color for emphasis once is OK, multiple times is pushing it into someone&#039;s face. Both of you are very skilled, the forum would like to keep both in participation, but not like this. </p><p>Think about it.&nbsp; Jim[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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