Their declared values are extremely inflated. For 9.9 eagles I’m seeing people look up the values in videos and it’s something like $120. What a...
What @okbustchaser is correct. Survival rates are more important with classic and low mintage coins rather than actual original mintage numbers....
Those coins are surprisingly affordable for having such a low mintage. I guess the popularity is low. I’ve been casually assembling the early...
That is very expensive. War nickels graded MS66 can be found for under $30 on eBay very easily. A quick search shows one even selling for less...
Boy o boy silver spot price is on the move! Up 5.82% as of 10:38 Eastern. Too bad as I was planning on hitting the LCS after work today to pick up...
I’ve tried finding this answer on Google and haven’t had any luck. What size capsules fit the older libertads? The lettered edge ones that are...
Definitely a nice looking circulated coin. Can’t go wrong at $38. I’d love to have that one in my type set.
Over the years I’ve noticed the 63 P is the easiest of the 1960’s Franklins to find with attractive toning.
I always thought circulated franklins looked like crap. Recently though I’m liking them a lot. Crazy how tastes can change.
Nice looking coin!
Ive seen several people on YouTube buying from Hero that haven’t had any issues. Apmex is fine to buy from but their prices tend to be a touch...
I see a 66. And it’s either a proof or a type B reverse! I’m leaning towards proof as I see many proofs with that style toning. Nice looking coin...
I can’t say from those photos, they’re far too blurry and not close enough. I’d guess vice job. Probably pressed between 2 coins in a vice based...
I’m not familiar with the series but that is definitely circulated. I’m assuming you mean low mintage and not message. I’d guess it’s in the XF range.
Excited to add this one to my registry. Down to the last 6 coins with 1 more that needs an upgrade ASAP. When I started working on this set, even...
That’s a nice looking coin. Congrats.
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I think gradeflation has something to do with it. When I started collecting franklins around 2010, MS 65’s were not tremendously abundant, MS 66’s...
Thanks for the info. I was unaware of the mintage numbers for that series. 8,850 is definitely low!
I feel like inflation would do the opposite to coins. People have less disposable income after necessities are taken care of.
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