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<p>[QUOTE="clembo, post: 287958, member: 8033"]Seems you started off with a siimple question, in your opinion and received many insightful answers and opinions in return. I believe my original post was one of them actually.</p><p><br /></p><p>Some, apparently, responded in ways you did not like. Another started a "satirical" thread. That happens you know and YOU did start the thread.</p><p><br /></p><p>Your last post seems more intent on bashing American coins than anything truly usefull.</p><p>Last time I checked CoinTalk was a place to share and exchange opinions not bash one another.</p><p><br /></p><p>I know lots of collectors on a personal basis. Most don't collect what I do (although mainly American). Lots of Lincoln collectors actually and if they show me a nice set I appreciate and also the pride they have in what they have accomplished as a collector. They, in turn, comment on my type coins although it's not what they are into. We call it mutual respect.</p><p>Boorish snobs are not wanted in these circles.</p><p><br /></p><p>This weekend I hope to send some of my duplicate Canadian Nickels to Twiggs in Canada (I like Canadian nickels by the way although they are certainly not ancient). Does Twiggs have a collection like mine? nope, but I DO know she likes Canadain coins and am willing to help her out.</p><p><br /></p><p>Liberty has always been a big issue on our coins in our "short" history. Just doesn't mean much to you. I wonder if Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite means anything to the French?</p><p><br /></p><p>We don't have coins about particular events? OK all you Commemorative collectors throw yours away as JeromeLS deems them unworthy. </p><p><br /></p><p>Finally you start tossing out figures of how many coin designs the UK has put out. Why is that? Patriotism? - something you stated you did not want in this thread.</p><p><br /></p><p>Shall I now go to the ancients forum and start a ripping? No, people collect what they collect and I respect that.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="clembo, post: 287958, member: 8033"]Seems you started off with a siimple question, in your opinion and received many insightful answers and opinions in return. I believe my original post was one of them actually. Some, apparently, responded in ways you did not like. Another started a "satirical" thread. That happens you know and YOU did start the thread. Your last post seems more intent on bashing American coins than anything truly usefull. Last time I checked CoinTalk was a place to share and exchange opinions not bash one another. I know lots of collectors on a personal basis. Most don't collect what I do (although mainly American). Lots of Lincoln collectors actually and if they show me a nice set I appreciate and also the pride they have in what they have accomplished as a collector. They, in turn, comment on my type coins although it's not what they are into. We call it mutual respect. Boorish snobs are not wanted in these circles. This weekend I hope to send some of my duplicate Canadian Nickels to Twiggs in Canada (I like Canadian nickels by the way although they are certainly not ancient). Does Twiggs have a collection like mine? nope, but I DO know she likes Canadain coins and am willing to help her out. Liberty has always been a big issue on our coins in our "short" history. Just doesn't mean much to you. I wonder if Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite means anything to the French? We don't have coins about particular events? OK all you Commemorative collectors throw yours away as JeromeLS deems them unworthy. Finally you start tossing out figures of how many coin designs the UK has put out. Why is that? Patriotism? - something you stated you did not want in this thread. Shall I now go to the ancients forum and start a ripping? No, people collect what they collect and I respect that.[/QUOTE]
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