Is this a T. rex tooth?

[JohnJ]

Folks, let's end the comments on the sellers, please.  Like Frank said, the focus should be on the provenance and identification.  Thanks.

[mr.cheese]

On 10/28/2022 at 8:31 PM, jikohr said:

Believe me, I would like to. But you have no idea how ingrained it is that a COA has to be included. I still get messages constantly making sure that it's included even though I say I do in the listings. People are as worried about that being included as the fossil they just bought!

I try to tell people that they're basically just information sheets. Every time the person just vanishes. People jut don't want to hear it. Even then I still volunteer that info whenever people ask for more details on COAs, mine or just in general. 

 

That being said, I get where you're coming from and do want to try something like that. I'll try to figure something out instead of a COA like that Certificate of Information. Would I be able to post possible ideas for formats on the forum somewhere for scrutiny?

 

A line I have often used is I can buy a sheet of little holograms with a tickmark and a dinosaurs head on it for £10 and stick one on every box, please bear in mind that everyone else you can buy off can do that too.

I lose plenty of sales through refusing to supply a COA too. I sleep well at night though!