What does "NEWPS" stand for??
CRAIG
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I've got my theories but I'm not sure. Thanks in advance....
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and it sets us apart from practitioners and consultants. Gregor
Use the term profusely in any thread where Stman is posting. It's his favorite numismatic slang.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>Craig,
Use the term profusely in any thread where Stman is posting. It's his favorite numismatic slang.
Russ, NCNE >>
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<< <i>I figured that's what it meant. I have always found that term really annoying for some reason.
Yes, it is. How about a rant?
<< <i>Stirring the pot? >>
Something new? Or, just pointing out the obvious?
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but I like Andy's explanation much, much better. In many cases, he is technically correct.
Now, let's go for an easier one. What does "SLAB" stand for?
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<< <i>Use the term profusely in any thread where Stman is posting. It's his favorite numismatic slang. >>
What Russ said.
<< <i>Now, let's go for an easier one. What does "SLAB" stand for? >>
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The people who use the term are probably the same people who also shorten Christmas to Xmas.
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umm I have no one in particular in mind
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Andy, That's funny. Hadn't heard that one.
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