Silver Is On A Tear Today

I've bought plenty of 70's but if I have multiple issues of the coin or commemorative -- like my National Park series Saint-Gaudens "coins" -- I'm very happy for the 69's.

Many times I see asking prices (and actual prices) being 100% more for the 70's over the 69's.

 

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It's been my limited experience that MS 70's have always brought more where I shop around at, but that's not say If I see a coin (same coin) that's more dollars for a 69 than a 70 raises a flag to me, to investigate further to see why? except for high collectible or rare excluded.

 

Still up this morning.

 

Nobody can spot the difference between a 69 and a 70 with the naked eye.
Friends don't let friends buy ms-70

 

CP9BALL COULD

 

It depends on the 69. Some have something really annoying that you do not want. Some have a small nick in the rim that can be seen under magnification. Meanwhile some 70s can develop spots down the road in the holder and would not reslab as a 70 so buyer beware.

 

haven't seen his avatar in ages

 

Chris quit the internet a few years back;

 

A loss for us, but likely wiser than our choice to stay...

(Edit: I meant "stay on the Internet", not "stay on CoinTalk", obviously. )

 

I do miss him.

 

I talk with Chris a couple times per per year. He is doing well. He was thinking about coming back and posting here again but he has to have an email address. Without the internet that's not possible. Maybe someday he will change his mind. I miss the guy.

 

Another one I haven't seen in years was something like furyfrog? Used to have fun with him on error coins.

 

furryfrog was cool with his avatar of a 1982 DD (or something like that)