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<p>[QUOTE="Sam_I_am.MiaFLUSA, post: 3133722, member: 84102"]You've obviously & unfortunately been exposed to the influence of some shyster dealer(s) who take unreasonable & unconscionable liberties when buying merchandise from unsuspecting members of the public and newbies such as yourself. Firstly, why in G_d's name would one discount any decent pop-coin? It may not be collectible numismatcally, but is definitely worth more than the “melt” to which you refer; it is a collectible antique or example of exonumia! </p><p> Secondly, if electroplating or ormolu <i><b>adds</b></i> to the original item, even if only measurable in microns of thickness, any loss of metal would be inconsequentially nominal and, in fact, still be a <i><b>plus</b></i>! The only loss is in appearance &/or possible desirability, certainly not a loss of weight. </p><p> If you don't wish to become known as a shyster yourself, you <i><b><u>need</u></b></i> to find an honest dealer from whom to learn. Being a sharp buyer is one thing; being a <i>thief</i> is quite another! Good luck![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Sam_I_am.MiaFLUSA, post: 3133722, member: 84102"]You've obviously & unfortunately been exposed to the influence of some shyster dealer(s) who take unreasonable & unconscionable liberties when buying merchandise from unsuspecting members of the public and newbies such as yourself. Firstly, why in G_d's name would one discount any decent pop-coin? It may not be collectible numismatcally, but is definitely worth more than the “melt” to which you refer; it is a collectible antique or example of exonumia! Secondly, if electroplating or ormolu [I][B]adds[/B][/I] to the original item, even if only measurable in microns of thickness, any loss of metal would be inconsequentially nominal and, in fact, still be a [I][B]plus[/B][/I]! The only loss is in appearance &/or possible desirability, certainly not a loss of weight. If you don't wish to become known as a shyster yourself, you [I][B][U]need[/U][/B][/I] to find an honest dealer from whom to learn. Being a sharp buyer is one thing; being a [I]thief[/I] is quite another! Good luck![/QUOTE]
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