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 Posted 11/22/2005  5:11 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Susanlynn9 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I just looked at it again, and boy do I feel stupid. You are right. It is the holder. If you look close, you can see that the white area is raised. I would think this is due to the shape of the coin under it. Thanks for pointing that out. Should have seen it the first time.
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 Posted 11/23/2005  04:32 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add ageka to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
What bothered me is that it looked like the missing bit was through and throug whearas the other side showed a full coin
Your explanation about a piece of plastic superposed on the rim must be correct
I never had or never saw a TPG holder before but I should have deducted that the photo of the two sides was not consistent

At least I learned something again which makes me happy
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I have seen a number of TPG slabs with the holes not punched correctly. You would think that, for the money they charge, they could at least make sure that the presentation is nice. I have also seen quite a number that are seated crooked in the slabs. Not much quality control going on anymore I guess.
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Very often people will not complain just go somewhere else
The better companies in general have a 99.7% performance against documented complaints
The cost of quality ( non quality really ) is very difficult to calculate and allways underestimated
So people fall back to the lowest quality that still keeps them in business
They have quality managers but thru the system of empowerment
finished product inspectors often no longer exist
every one is responsable for his/hers own quality
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