Rick,

Well that one turned out good.

Cheers Bro

Indeed, but, as some might declare…
“Bullion is in the eye of the beholder”
Either way, here’s a photo that more often than not, can best describe your wisdom…

Kaiser,
No worries here, I’m pretty good about moving on, no grudges or crispy bridges either. Sometimes I go on and on, only to discover that the Horse that I’ve been beating is already dead and I’m all worn out for no good reason!
Coins = Happy.

I really like the Mark Cuban labels myself!..
(★‿★)

Lest we forget the end customer of which I am on occasion, if you don’t mind my opinion?
No offense to anyone seeking this defacement, but I would no doubt detest a BULLION stamp on either side of my 100% BULLION Spouse coin…
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/49121243

Well I can only speak for myself. I do not conflate the two.
I would bet that 99.9% of the people that collect both, and you can include me(see UHR bullion photo)do not conflate either. I would never accept a big “BULLION” stamp on my 2009 UHR “BULLION” coin. But that’s just me.
Thank you for revealing exactly where you stand when it comes to coins being slabbed/certified/authenticated.

Mine did, it went right to the news articles. This looks to be an effort to be the alternative/replacement of MNB. After all, they bought it along with the other 2 websites.

Today it’s not responding again.

Edit,
“Let’s not modify our unmarked cheap bullion and our collector versions….”

What Government Agency is crystal clear about how they conduct themselves and operate??

I guess my overall point here Major D is this;
Let’s not modify our collector versions of our bullion coins anymore than they already have been modified with an “S”, “W”, or “P” carved into them. Much less a big stamp, fancy planchets, finishes, and strikes…
I’m good with all of them just the way they are thank you very much!……