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<p>[QUOTE="princeofwaldo, post: 1580699, member: 24091"]YES!!!!!!!!! How very true, and especially true of Eliasberg Sr's collection of world coins, almost all of them overgraded and very few really even in the middle of the pack based on availability. All sorts of AU58 coins that belong in AU53 holders, and then they aren't even rare coins to begin with. Especially the South American gold coins from his collection. Was almost as if he began collecting these coins as an after-thought, and having already completed the worlds only complete set of US coins, he somehow didn't have the heart to really chase after the very best when assembling the world collection.</p><p><br /></p><p>There is, however, one pedigree which I have a great deal of respect for, and that would be John J. Pittman. To my way of thinking, he was far bigger a legend than Eliasberg if only because of his much more limited income. Owning a coin or two from his collection is a real pleasure.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="princeofwaldo, post: 1580699, member: 24091"]YES!!!!!!!!! How very true, and especially true of Eliasberg Sr's collection of world coins, almost all of them overgraded and very few really even in the middle of the pack based on availability. All sorts of AU58 coins that belong in AU53 holders, and then they aren't even rare coins to begin with. Especially the South American gold coins from his collection. Was almost as if he began collecting these coins as an after-thought, and having already completed the worlds only complete set of US coins, he somehow didn't have the heart to really chase after the very best when assembling the world collection. There is, however, one pedigree which I have a great deal of respect for, and that would be John J. Pittman. To my way of thinking, he was far bigger a legend than Eliasberg if only because of his much more limited income. Owning a coin or two from his collection is a real pleasure.[/QUOTE]
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