Pretty sure that's what read nothing into it means. But for the record, I most definitely am saying that - it's neither nor.
Ya know, it's not often say anything on the subject. But there really is no reason for the comments about Tim. They serve no purpose whatsoever,...
The Bid/Ask is pretty simple. There are several electronic dealer networks that many, if not most, of the dealers belong to and use. The Grey...
Yeah, wouldn't argue the point. But the Grey Sheet is still valid to a degree for the Ask listed is for a coin that can be found at that price or...
Yeah, but not the 6 million they minted based on the Fed order. Those specific coins were minted for circulation.
You can also use the ANA dealer directory - https://www.money.org/membership/dealer-directory.aspx But here's the thing, dealers who are members...
Put it in an Air-Tite (or other hard plastic holder) and store it properly. It will be just as well protected as if it were in a TPG slab. Much...
Just curious Tom, but could your perspective possibly be because you don't really deal with Grey Sheet coins ? Now what I mean by that is - the...
No you're right, I messed up. Instead of $20 I should have said $25. The reason I messed up is because I was thinking of the amount of silver in a...
Ummm, no. Read your Red Book Mike. The only coins the Fed has, ever has, are the coins that have been issued for circulation. They minted over...
They only melt unsold numismatic collector items, not coins minted for circulation.
Hmmmm - the vast majority of ASE's are MS69 to begin with. Spot is around $15, so you can easily buy raw ASE's for less than $20. Having the coin...
English Voided Long-Cross Pennies of Henry III & Edward I : A website showcasing selected images of the different types of voided long cross...
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No, it isn't a good deal. You should be able to easily buy one for less than $20.
Not a single one of the TPGs has ever adhered to the ANA grading standards. Each TPG has their own individual set of grading standards - always have.
Ahhhh - that's because there isn't any ;)
ANA grading standards.
The same way you do any other coin, if you don't already know you do your research and find out. Problem coins have price ranges just like...
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