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What Is a Dutch Bag?
It is a wrong way of saying douche bag.
Whats the history of a word called?
Tecnicly there is none but you can say its a bag of bogas.
How did alberto fujimori die?
he is not dead doosh bag who eva wrote this has no life and is kinda a stolker i cant beleve it is letting me write this
What supplies do you need for year 7?
Pencil Case Pens Pencils Rubbers Ruler Sharpeners Circular Protractor Calculator Coloured Pencils and Pens Highlighters Tip-ex Glue Stick Compass Dictionery French (Foriegn) Dictionary Tissues Thesauras Scissors Mini Stapler 2 small bags or 1 big bag Mini Hole Punch Water Bottle Folder For Homework Cellotape Anything else in the last one will be fine. For girls: A mirror Deodrant Hair Bands or Head Bands or Hair Clips For Boys: A mirror After Shave Hair Gel
Is World Coin Grading a reliable grading company?
They are offering many coins graded as MS70. Since PCGS has only eve graded ONE coin (outside of Proofs) as an MS70, it seems that grade inflation is rampant at WCG. ANSWER: they are UNreliable. Well Maybe! Coin grading does not have a published standard which is accepted by all grading services. So if there is no standard then how are we to judge whether or not one service is "reliable or unreliable". Reliability or unreliability is dependent upon consistency. From what I have seen from WCG they are consistent in grading their coins and apparently have taken a stance that the full spectrum of coins, including MS70 are available in the market place. On the other hand PCGS is consistent in their stance that there are very few, if any, coins in the market place that will go the full spectrum to MS70. How many times have you heard that "this is a better coin than the existing grade indicates"? The converse can also heard that this coin is a lower grade than the existing grade given by that service. By whose standard??? Perhaps we in the coin community should push for a standard that all coin grading services must meet and reach a level of sophistication where services are "certified". Food for thought. The ANA has published grading standards, but there is still too much left to the individual grader's opinion, particularly in the Mint States. Is this bag mark "distracting" or not? How many bag marks are too many to rate an MS-62? Can a weak strike be MS-65 or better in a series where well-struck examples are scarce or unknown?
