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<p>[QUOTE="USS656, post: 1190792, member: 6641"]It was last weeks Spink Smythe auction. The other phone bid I was set up for was item 355, a McKinley signed pesidential document. The engravings were really nice and the size (18x20) would have been perfect for a spot in my home office. </p><p> </p><p>I also looked at a couple British Trade Dollars but did not set up a item to bid on. I think it was item 86 that had my interest. I talked about it with the auctioneer when they called for the McKinley piece. He had set the prices in the catalog for the coins and he said that market (British Trade Dollars) is on fire! He said the Chineese were buying them all as they have such a strong connection with their use. He said all of the BTD went way above the high estimates. One pictured in the catalog went for 8.5K. How does someone pay 8.5K for a 1 ounce silver coin? </p><p> </p><p>Congrats on your buy! The people at Spinks are really nice to deal with.</p><p> </p><p>Best Regards ~ Darryl[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="USS656, post: 1190792, member: 6641"]It was last weeks Spink Smythe auction. The other phone bid I was set up for was item 355, a McKinley signed pesidential document. The engravings were really nice and the size (18x20) would have been perfect for a spot in my home office. I also looked at a couple British Trade Dollars but did not set up a item to bid on. I think it was item 86 that had my interest. I talked about it with the auctioneer when they called for the McKinley piece. He had set the prices in the catalog for the coins and he said that market (British Trade Dollars) is on fire! He said the Chineese were buying them all as they have such a strong connection with their use. He said all of the BTD went way above the high estimates. One pictured in the catalog went for 8.5K. How does someone pay 8.5K for a 1 ounce silver coin? Congrats on your buy! The people at Spinks are really nice to deal with. Best Regards ~ Darryl[/QUOTE]
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