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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Brandon Thames, post: 3160697, member: 97414&quot;](Frankjg) Says you I guess, now we are trying to presume that it&#039;s a charitable offer. I assure you I need no charity here sir, lets just get that straight. It&#039;s obviously the price he put on it. That&#039;s all NUMISMATICS is after all. People dont buy the silver or copper which is only worth a fraction of what people are willing to pay, in NUMISMATICS they buy the story, the history, and the rarity. So what&#039;s the difference in him and anyone else on here? Because he thinks for him self and puts his own values on things rather then looking in a book to see how much it says something&#039;s worth, now he&#039;s wrong and your right. I didn&#039;t market this coin as anything. I actually just pulled it out to show the guy &quot;which I&#039;ve known for years by the way&quot;. when he offered to pay me $75 for it just like that. I had no intentions on selling it until I recieved the offer. He was so quick to offer me $75 that I told him that I&#039;d like to find out more about it first. So I was looking up error coins and ran across brockage coins. It was the closest bill the coin fit and I found some brockage coins that looked similar to the one I have. That&#039;s is why I referred to it as such. I thought that maybe I could ask around and find out more on the coin but it seems like alot of people on here wanna be internet warriors instead of the mentors Im told I need. It really just seems like a few people on here wanna actually be helpful, but others are just to lazy or self righteous to ask questions and find out the whole story before jumping to conclusions. I would have wrote a whole story before I asked the question but go figure, I thought a simple question would get simple answers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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