I like "no motto" stuff [ATTACH]
I'm more into the old stuff - I like it because it's fun and the downside is limited since part of the "value" is in the gold, i.e., it's not...
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[ATTACH] Some first year of issue, etc. in my 1840 collection.
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[ATTACH] what's a little rim filing on a lovely and rare 150 yr old dollar, huh? The rim filings are old too.
Gorgeous, for sure. Looks like a 40 to 45 but if the missing details are all about the strike I would be interested in knowing.... Can you tell...
[ATTACH] CAC approved AU53, likely original surfaces, the grade is right but this picture is the best possible - in hand it is dull, dark gray...
This one is interesting because NGC would consider the chop marks reason for a details grade, but PCGS doesn't and much to my surprise when I...
It's lovely. A 65 seems good enough from my perspective and the slab is cool. If I was seeking this I would likely prefer it as is to a new...
I only have 66 certified coins and a few raw pieces. I think I have used almost all of them in this thread at one time of another. It's fun to...
Noticing the value of the scratch that allowed Rich Strike into the Derby, I was thinking about this: An 1840D $2.50 quarter eagle graded AU50...
haha, I like the "no motto" 1908 because..... I has no motto! I feel the same way about the 1907 Indian $10. It was and still is a departure...
I am happy that I bought a few decent collectable bullion $20's when it was $1100, but I am reluctant to sell any. Leaving it for my children....
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