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  • The E-Sylum: Volume 9, Number 8, February 19, 2006, Article 25

    DESCRIPTIVE TERMS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCALE

    Dr. K.A. Rodgers writes: "Honesty is the best policy: In your
    recent piece concerning terms used to describe medals, readers
    are no doubt used to the eternal search for bigger, better and
    brighter adjectives to qualify the common word "uncirculated"
    - whether used by a coin or note vendor.

    However, when we come to the other end of the scale dealers
    tend to become a little tongue- tied. However, in an auction
    held over the weekend, an Aussie dealer told it like it was.
    The note was graded as "Poor" and the catalogue was upfront
    describing it as "tatty and frail". For his honesty, the
    vendor sold the lot for $A2600 on a $500 estimate!"

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  • 2006-02-19
Volume
  • 9

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