GNA today?

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• Flatwoods Posts: 4,247 ✭✭✭✭✭

  April 16, 2010 12:44PM

  I was there. The show was more crowded than I remember in years.
  Lots of dealer to dealer sales. Lots of bullion sales. I think collector coins were selling well also.
  Most dealers I talked to were impressed with the attendance and the early sales.

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• gsa1fan Posts: 5,566 ✭✭✭

  April 19, 2010 8:01AM

  I personally had the best show in years. Found a coin graded in a GSA I been hunting for 4+ years. A few silver bars & 90% items.
  
  Dealers I spoke to were about 50/50. I think Friday's spot metals price drop threw them in a funk.
  
  Friday was more active than Saturday I was told. I've always had a good experience at Dalton, GA shows.
  
  Several other forum members were there. I'd like them to chime in my opinion is biased x100 on this particular show

  Avid collector of GSA's.
  

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• fivecents Posts: 11,207 ✭✭✭✭✭

  April 20, 2010 12:21AM

  Congratulations Tim on your cherrypick of the show! It is a gorgeous coin and one Tim has been searching for over 4 years.
  
  I was at the Dalton GA show on Saturday. Bourse traffic was decent.
  
  I was surprised by how many dealers had jumped on the bullion band wagon. One dealer known for his Morgan dollar inventory, had sold his entire inventory including around 6 or 7 1893-S Morgans. Put all his money from his coin sales into bullion inventory.
  
  Board member Dahlonega showed me the start to his gem/ superb gem Morgan dollar set all in PCGS rattlers, stored inside an original PCGS rattler box. All the coins in his set had off the charts booming luster. Most were CAC green beaned and one 1881-S MS66 had the CAC gold bean. The gold beaned 1881-S looked MS68 to me. But Dahlonega seemed pretty sure it was only a MS67. He also showed me an original $20 Saint canvas mint bag!

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