At times, the Balkanization of the coin hobby -- or should I say COIN LABELS -- has gotten ridiculous. At the same time, the introduction of the...
Well, whoever gets the newsletters, I hope they will just spend a few minutes giving me prices/quotes on Saint-Gaudens MS65's and maybe another...
I think Doug has something to say on that....:D
Are copyright issues a concern on long-dated issues ?
What are raws OGP going for and also MS70's ? Forget the low-certification number crap. :D
That would be GREAT if we could all get the scans. I would have a fairly recent bid-price on Saints and High Reliefs.
Mike, if you don't get somebody who is better at using the data, I might have interest. But I'll defer to someone more experienced even though I...
I'm not banking on inflation, my coins/bullion are insurance against anything that happens alongside $10,000 an ounce gold. I could give a rats...
Bowers mentions that in the Red Book section talking about the Morgan hoard.
$1,500 to $14 according to this Bowers article in CW:...
The Red Book story and a link I have shows the 1903-O at $1,500 in the early-1960's. David Bowers said he had never even SEEN one up to that time.
BTW, some good Hoard Stories in Bower's Red Book on Morgans. I also think he mentions them in his Double Eagle Red Book. I actually am stuck...
What about the 1903-O ?
Yup, it created a new market. Excellent point.
Temporary shut-ins don't affect price too much.
I think it's also true for MSDs, what about other popularly collected coins ? Maybe not as important when dealing with smaller coins like dimes...
I think it's just the 1857-S Liberty DE, but as I understand it while the non-SSCA's have fallen in price over the years, the price premium has...
And the 1964 Red Book probably had it at $25 or so.
I think big dealers who hired dozens of robo-callers got the biggest allocations. Some of the online sellers had hundreds for sale. :mad:
So what happened with this hoard ?
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