Conder would be an asset and boon to your staff, much like he is to these boards.
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I am a 63% success rate, but I cherry picked what I thought were my best coins. I wish I had more to submit, but I don't. In my (limited)...
58. Little too much field rub for it to upgrade to mint state.
I will say 58 on the CC, and 64+ on the 1899. I really like the look of the 1899.
FWIW, I always check for wear on Saints on the eagles chest. Many Saints have rubby obverse knees and breasts, yet absolutely full luster onthe...
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Late to the party here, but as said 1893 are commonly seen with PL tendencies. Despite being a high mintage year, 1893 tens don't come real nice...
Keep them in the tube, tarnished or not they all melt the same. For the price of all those air tites, you could just about buy an additional ASE.
How about the mint state pieces? An 1880's or early nineties S mint $20 has always been expensive in say MS63. I certainly agree that these...
Seems as though a couple hundred already sold. I like double eagles, and the story is cool, but I am sitting this one out. I bet they will sell...
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Nice CMC, I always enjoy the crazy props and nice pieces in your pics.
Here is one that I like but flunked at CAC. Many MS63 Saints are pretty hacked up. I reckon they thought it was too rubby on the obverse, though...
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I buy it simply because I like it. It is gratifying to hold something of value in my hand. But, when I look at how far under water I am with...
Most gold collectors would enjoy a coin or two in their collection with the "romantic" C or D mintmark. A type collector would probably select...
One thing about CAC that is overlooked is that a coin they sticker is an A or B coin for the grade, AND it is a coin they are willing to buy. So,...
My biggest scores have been mint products: 2011 ASE set and 2012 LE silver proof sets. In each case, I nearly tripled my purchase price....
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