I have a few, but would depend on my $$$: An MCMVII High Relief Saint, probably AU-58 An MS-66 OGH 1908 No Motto Saint. A common Liberty Double...
Wells Fargo Hoard ?: The hoard was 19,900 coins...but I've seen posts ATS referencing that ONLY about 9,000 were graded. The totals I've seen...
I don't know if ALL coins with the OGH graded by PCGS have that designation. Maybe GDJMSP or Insider or another vet can chime in....
Saint-Gaudens Hoards By Date: We'll take it up to WW I with the next batch of hoards..... 1913: Only 500 of the 5,700 survivors today did NOT...
I just realized that a similar coin that I found over at HA also has the same W-F serial code. I never noticed !! :wideyed:
There could be a bunch of reasons for that: The stock prices don't think the rise is going to hold The stocks already moved and discounted the...
Gold up $32 today on strong employment growth but slowing wage boosts. $1,872....let's see if we can get back over $1,900 in a few days or weeks.
It could be, it's tough to see from photos. GDJMSP here has shown pictures of coins with different angles and lighting and you would SWEAR it was...
There are only about 4,000 1909/08 Saints, the only overdate in the Saint-Gaudens lineup. That's why the MS-63 is still pricey in that grade....
They're not super-rare...they ARE out there. Maybe strecth for an MS-67 ? :D
An MS-66 CAC 1908 No Motto Saint OGH will run about $4,500 to $5,000.
Any folks active in the 1990's who can shed light: were the entire 19,900 Wells Fargo Saints graded/certified....or were about 10,000 or so held...
Remember this.....NO SAINT-GAUDENS Double Eagles are as plentiful in MS67-69 grades. So if you want a Saint in those grades, this is the cheapest...
For the OGH holders ? Absolutely !! They are the ORIGINAL holders for the Wells Fargo Hoard coins....even if undergraded you'd rather have them...
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