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mlov43 replied to the thread Big: NGC have added "Grade Date" to their cert verifier!!!.

Couldn't somebody run these "grade dates" and the numeric grades through an AI and (somehow?) finally show evidence of gradeflation, or...

mlov43 replied to the thread NGC/PMG have purchased the "Krause Catalogs," both Coins [KM] and Paper [Pick]).

The only real quality and value that picking up where Krause/Pick left off is this: The provision of ONE PLACE where collectors can go...

mlov43 liked mark_h's post in the thread ohh wow.

Congrats.

mlov43 liked Mr. Numismatist's post in the thread AD: Can you see my website?.

I recently was notified that someone wasn't able to reach my website, https://karstcoins.kesug.com/ I currently use a free hosting site...

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i wrote a article entitled African Americans in Numismatics: How They Changed the World i believe it may publish 1st magazine in...

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SWEET! In CoinWorld? Nice... That's hard work. And an incredible accomplishment! When will the magazine be available at the...

mlov43 liked kaosleeroy108's post in the thread ohh wow.

hey guys i think i finally did it.. I wrote an article, a paper, a while back with some educational seasoning and some decent...

mlov43 liked physics-fan3.14's post in the thread NGC/PMG have purchased the "Krause Catalogs," both Coins [KM] and Paper [Pick]).

In the old days, Krause had a wide network of dealers that fed data to them. Specialists in an area would provide insight for each area....

mlov43 liked SensibleSal66's post in the thread A Civil War Coin.

2 cent coin found at a Black civil war site. The man who died at age 21 was a Black civil war volunteer for the Union forces. Found...

mlov43 liked l.cutler's post in the thread A Civil War Coin.

While not a trime, they were the original "nickel", called that before the copper nickel five cent piece was introduced.