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What is the definition of a "RIP"?
SanctionII
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Is there any accepted definition? Or does it depend on the totality of circumstances, including the hold period between purchase and resale?
Example #1 - A coin is bought today for $x and is sold tomorrow for $3x.
Example #2 - Same as Example #1, except the buyer of the coin holds it for 1 year before selling it.
Example #3 - Same as Example #1, except the buyer of the coin holds it for 40 years before selling it.
Your comments please.
Example #1 - A coin is bought today for $x and is sold tomorrow for $3x.
Example #2 - Same as Example #1, except the buyer of the coin holds it for 1 year before selling it.
Example #3 - Same as Example #1, except the buyer of the coin holds it for 40 years before selling it.
Your comments please.
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i bought an au 26-s oregon for $25...i needed not to ask...yet it wasn't a you suck
Id also say a rip would be cherrypicking a rare variety or error.
Common-law larceny by trick?
Jesus said, "You see the mote in your brother's eye, but you do not see the beam in your own eye. When you cast the beam out of your own eye, then you will see clearly to cast the mote from your brother's eye."
---Gospel of Thomas (Lamdin translation)
mr1931s says, "A small bank account is not proof that one does not understand the true dollar value of a collectible coin regardless of what a propped-up market thinks. This is true while contemplating the value of the least expensive collectible coins to those valued at millions of dollars."