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I get where you are coming from, Paddy, but at least Rick is a legit numismatist and not a con man. He's not a boiler room operator selling crap,...
If his prices are LOWER than actual sales on Ebay (NOT offers) then it's probably because the market price (FMV) for the item fell substantially....
If the stories that are discussed -- like the European Bank Hoards and pre-1933 U.S. gold -- then it's maybe a friend to the hobby. The rest is...
These are prices being charged by dealers who work with the Mint 1-on-1 ? So they're probably buying at spot plus a sub-$1 premium ?
Charging a big premium at that time was not a surprise since you figure the price will bounce back. Nobody wants to sell into a crash. If you...
But people were buying before....LOTS....when silver was $25 and $30 and even $45/oz. Didn't see the same % premium then, right ? This premium...
But then why doesn't the price of silver RISE if there is all this demand ? Agreed...assuming there are silver subsitutes. Which there are, but...
The question remains after 3 years....why are the premiums so large and so persistent....without a rise in the underlying price of silver ? Has...
Only overdate in the entire Saint-Gaudens series. Good Luck ! :cigar:
MS-63's appear to be going for about $5,000 give-or-take...the CAC will bring it to $7,500. 66's are way more expensive.
NO, for a less expensive Saint....only Saint I would pay $9K for would be a High Relief. :D I'd consider a Wells Fargo Hoard coin that was nice...
Nice coin, but I'd keep the OGH and hopefully I can get a 66.
I'm looking to get an OGH for a Saint.
Excellent points...somewhere down the line, just like there is some value to a holder irrespective of the coin contained within, I think OGHs...
150,000 Double Eagles according to one source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RMS_Republic_(1903)
The only major hoard that is possibly on the horizon would be the RMS Republic which had thousands of Double Eagles as I understand it but they...
Many/most of the coins could have been quasi-bullion or AU or lower for many common coins. I doubt Paramount/Akers were interested in bullion...
Could be the remnants of it with younger guys who acquired the firm, but most likely just another firm using a common name. I think I had the...
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