Actually the author intentionally used the word “verities” and put it into quotes to denote the relational context in which he was using the term.
The word comes from VERITY which is defined as “The quality or condition of being true, factual, or real”

However with that said, I can see your point that a casual read of the article might lead one to think that the author intended to use the word “varieties”, however that was not the case.

CoinLink does run “spellcheck” on our articles and news postings, and there are times that we miss something, or the authors writing style can be misleading. However in this instance I do not think that was the case.

in “5 Reasons to Buy and Collect Certified and Graded Coins”

in paragraph about Reason No. 3 – “Verities”

did the author mean “varieties”

For crying out loud, proof and edit the spelling, punctuation, capitalization, etc. PLEASE!

a third-grader could do better