Yes, I will be at the January FUN show, and I will be the lead speaker at educational forum at noon on Friday.
Yes, they were, but I was neither alive nor a collector at that time. You might notice that I have only the type coins. The Oregon Trail Half...
I would. I used to keep up with them, but there are too many of them. I had that one in an attractive card, the way it was issued from the mint. I...
That’s all that counts. The piece was probably a nice VF before someone messed with it. If you a problem coin with the price adjusted for that...
Most old tokens and medals in white metal are beat up. White medal is really soft and easily marked. If the alloy is of a certain type, “tin pest”...
The great part is that U.S. tokens and medals are cheaper than U.S. coins because the market is much smaller. That has been changing a bit in...
Wow! That is quite the display. You have some very impressive coins, and your write-up are great. I wish I could do that, but if I had that much...
I did the same thing when I had my core collection graded back in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
If you are going to survive in the coin business as a dealer, you have to be able to grade coins. Even when pieces have been certified, all slab...
The surfaces have a fake shiny look. One of the basic skills to learning how to tell a circulated coin from an Uncirculated one is to swirl it...
I believe that it already is featured.
You should take close-up pictures of each token to have us attribute them. There are tiny differences between the varieties, especially the "Shoot...
Here's one from 1873 for the Boston Numismatic Society. I was a member when I lived in the Boston area. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It has been polished, but I think that it is genuine. If it makes you happy, two thumbs up!
As long as they are not stuck with a lot of inventory when the prices go down.
I think it sold for around $18 million.
Sorry for my ignorance, by what is a “PM” besides the time of day? As for gold being overvalued, the high retail price for a $20 gold piece when...
King Farouk was a big coin collector. He got a special license to own the only 1933 double eagle that can be privately held. It’s same one that is...
My father was the valedictorian of his high school class. He won $75 in gold. He put it in the local bank and lost it all.
I think they pulled the war nickels out too. The reason that the large mint mark, including the large "P," was placed above Monticello was to make...
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