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<p>[QUOTE="Publius2, post: 24566651, member: 105571"]If looking at a six or seven figure coin (which I never will be), I would do what many people in those markets do and that is hire an expert or two to advise me.</p><p><br /></p><p>But I'm not one those collectors and my acquisitions and resources are considerably more modest. Nevertheless, I still collect some rarities that don't appear on the market at all often and for which the prices guides are entirely silent. Die marriage collectors of early copper, bust halves and other series know exactly what I'm describing where R-6 and R-7 coins only appear a few times a year or decade. </p><p><br /></p><p>The only way to get information is to assiduously research auction records and to dive deep into the market pool of your specialty. That means relationships with specialty dealers, specialty clubs and personal contacts among other collectors. </p><p><br /></p><p>Someone will point out the Greysheet now lists early copper by Sheldon number including some quite rare coins. Those numbers should be taken with a grain of salt and considered just one more data point among many.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Publius2, post: 24566651, member: 105571"]If looking at a six or seven figure coin (which I never will be), I would do what many people in those markets do and that is hire an expert or two to advise me. But I'm not one those collectors and my acquisitions and resources are considerably more modest. Nevertheless, I still collect some rarities that don't appear on the market at all often and for which the prices guides are entirely silent. Die marriage collectors of early copper, bust halves and other series know exactly what I'm describing where R-6 and R-7 coins only appear a few times a year or decade. The only way to get information is to assiduously research auction records and to dive deep into the market pool of your specialty. That means relationships with specialty dealers, specialty clubs and personal contacts among other collectors. Someone will point out the Greysheet now lists early copper by Sheldon number including some quite rare coins. Those numbers should be taken with a grain of salt and considered just one more data point among many.[/QUOTE]
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