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On 10/9/2023 at 9:30 PM, powermad5000 said:

Hmm...I wonder if the 1999 P that you have and the 1999 P that I have were broadstruck from the same set of dies.....hm

I feel like I have seen more error coins from 1999 than any other year…for Jeffs anyway. Not sure what was going on at the mints at that time. Maybe millennium madness. Hijinks or Tom foolery perhaps.

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On 10/30/2023 at 5:52 PM, Lem E said:

This one arrived today. The original intent was to crack this piece out for the Dansco album but the holder is in such nice condition that I can’t bring myself to crack it out. I might have to find a different piece for the Dansco.IMG_1843.thumb.jpeg.752108734731bc65b97ca874a9a1d7b0.jpegIMG_1844.thumb.jpeg.a3cae14eb7f54c659226a3095f546b24.jpegIMG_1850.thumb.jpeg.b5b30f5e9c9000f09624d94a9d032796.jpegIMG_1852.jpeg.f5b393b385a3d40995ef8c78b657aaf7.jpeg

Ya that is to nice to chop up. Let it Be 

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General cold hard question:  Are collectors ethically obligated or otherwise duty-bound to return inserts of crack-outs to TPGSs, or has the census become too far askew in the years since to matter?

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On 10/31/2023 at 8:01 PM, J P M said:

Hundreds of collectors crack coins ,That is why a true account  of coins would be imposable. 

The Gemological Institute has made it virtually impossible to sell or traffick in stolen diamonds or gems.  Automakers, gunmakers, airline manufacturers stamp or emboss their products in secret locations. The same mix of forensic scientific signatures can be used to conclusively determine the true provenance and all past and present owners of a coin.  It may not happen in our lifetimes, but it is the wave of the future.

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On 10/31/2023 at 4:00 PM, Henri Charriere said:

General cold hard question:  Are collectors ethically obligated or otherwise duty-bound to return inserts of crack-outs to TPGSs, or has the census become too far askew in the years since to matter?

Edit:  Introduced as a Topic.

Obviously I do not feel the ethical obligation. In my defense, I do consider this a type of documentation for my set and have kept every label. I’m sure most of them just end up in the trash. 

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Picked up another couple of RPMs for the collection. The first one is this 1942 S/S VP-004 / CONECA RPM-004. The repunch went north leaving just a little of the first impression peeking out of the bottom. The image from variety plus also shows the die crack. There has to be some without it too out there. 
 

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