Post your CAC coins!

Love your gold, dude!

 

Log in or Sign up to hide this ad.

Arrived today. My tribute to the Liberty Walker.

 

New arrival

 

Here is one of my favorites: A 1799 Draped Bust Heraldic Dollar. It is my only coin from the 1700s.

 

Nice snatch at history. If I ever get the opportunity to snag one at a price I can stomach, I'll be all over it like a cheap J.C. Penneys' suite.........

 

First commemorative for this collector:

 

Latest CAC coin for me - 1799 $1, VF35. One of only a few early silver pieces I have. There are a ton of these out there compared to many other issues - and maybe over 300 that have CAC certification, but with over 8,000 estimated by PCGS to exist, that's still far less than 10%.

 

I still don't understand about CAC much. How they give it or Not. All I know if the coin or coins that is eye appealing or PQ like Heritage used in the earlier days when buying coins from they. Or even how other use a Plus ( + ) sign on the slab. Can this be like a CAC ?? Just another fees to an company that tells you it is acceptable coins for others to buy or sell in a higher price I guess. Soon or later their will be another sticker to you slab to be approve for better premium price. I guess this can use to sell to a buyer in a sight unseen buying.

 

Actually a 1799 $1 (post #194) is one of the few coins where it makes sense to have a CAC sticker on the slab. It does not only confirm the assigned grade but also guarantees original surfaces/color etc. I'd spend a couple of dollars for a CAC sticker on a $3500 coin, it's like getting another opinion.

 

Is there any cameo contrast on the obverse?

 

'dude