Rogdcam, I respect your opinions and in most cases agree with you assessments. In this case if they were making a sizaeable number of misidentifications and authenticating forgery and counterfit stamps as genuine. They would not stay in business very long. The public confidence in their business would be nonexistence.
Based on your posts which I read manytimes on this site. I think of you being very knowledgeable and outspoken in your opinion. Even when you maybe mistaken or wrong in your opinion. You defend it to the better end unless a known expert or well known collector in that field expresses their own opinions proven your to be in error. Even then to defend and accept theirs with reluctance. I for one like disagreements of opinions with the opinions a set out so a better for us to learn from. I for one have had an education on classic stamps free of charge here on this site. I learned a lot with much more to go. I think of you as a teacher and mentor of collectors like myself. I have used what I have learned from you to better my knowledge and improve my collection and to avoid what could have been a costly mistake on some stamps I was thinking about buying.
If no one else will say it I will thank you for your time in your postings and the opinions you give. I have learned a lot from you. I hope you will share more with us.
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