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<p>[QUOTE="Paddy54, post: 2740519, member: 19250"]This one has a lot of studying to do.... Now I do understand the addiction to buying coins....but buying junk and detailed coins isn't an addiction it's a problem .</p><p>Again to the op please read though these threads,buy a book, use Google and learn about coins just don't throw your money down on a coin you know nothing about.</p><p>As stated above by a very respected member here on CT you need to research what you're buying and from whom.</p><p>The 2 coins you so far have posted one a half cent damaged and cleaned from another known seller of problem coins...does not have "eye appeal " ! </p><p>I can assure you the company you now wish to do business with is well known for selling detailed problem coins. And they don't disclose the issues! </p><p>Not a month ago a member here purchased what looked to be a well struck buffalo nickel.</p><p>The coin had a beautiful strike great color and a" huge rip" at 7 k almost into the date!</p><p>From the same seller that selling this Stone Mountain coin.</p><p>This isn't posted to put you down or make you feel bad.....it posted because We who have been collectors want others to enjoy this hobby that we love. We don't want people to start collecting and be taken because they don't have the knowledge to make purchases that are good choices.</p><p>You wouldn't jump on a horse and expect to know how to ride.....trust me the horse will throw you,or run you back to the barn.</p><p>If you really have an interest in this hobby please read,research , and as questions .</p><p>Majority of the members here who truly have a passion for this hobby would rather you ask a question then to see you loose money on something not worth having.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Paddy54, post: 2740519, member: 19250"]This one has a lot of studying to do.... Now I do understand the addiction to buying coins....but buying junk and detailed coins isn't an addiction it's a problem . Again to the op please read though these threads,buy a book, use Google and learn about coins just don't throw your money down on a coin you know nothing about. As stated above by a very respected member here on CT you need to research what you're buying and from whom. The 2 coins you so far have posted one a half cent damaged and cleaned from another known seller of problem coins...does not have "eye appeal " ! I can assure you the company you now wish to do business with is well known for selling detailed problem coins. And they don't disclose the issues! Not a month ago a member here purchased what looked to be a well struck buffalo nickel. The coin had a beautiful strike great color and a" huge rip" at 7 k almost into the date! From the same seller that selling this Stone Mountain coin. This isn't posted to put you down or make you feel bad.....it posted because We who have been collectors want others to enjoy this hobby that we love. We don't want people to start collecting and be taken because they don't have the knowledge to make purchases that are good choices. You wouldn't jump on a horse and expect to know how to ride.....trust me the horse will throw you,or run you back to the barn. If you really have an interest in this hobby please read,research , and as questions . Majority of the members here who truly have a passion for this hobby would rather you ask a question then to see you loose money on something not worth having.[/QUOTE]
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