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Re: Government confiscation law for gold and platinum

On January 1, 1975, after 42 years, it again became "legal" for individual Americans to own Gold. Anticipating the demand, the U.S. Treasury in particular and many other Central Banks sold large quantities of Gold, taking large paper profits in the process.

rgCoinGuy

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Re: 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair High Relief Gold Coin (24YG)

@TomB said:
Why does the silver COA state "170 of 230"? Weren't there 1794 privy mark coins? It appears to me that someone made something up on their own.

Out of the 1794 Privy coins, 230 of the COA's were signed by her. It's legit.
Click on/read the "description" of the Medal(at the bottom).
https://www.usmint.gov/230th-anniversary-flowing-hair-silver-medal-24YH.html

Rc5280

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Re: Historical CAC Gold & Green Sticker Rates Across All Series

@mattniss
VF35 gold CAC
1895-S in rattler?

johnny010

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Re: 1978 Topps Pete Rose recent sale.

@jraytay said:

@softparade said:
This card is also one of my favorites from this legendary set. It happens to be one of the double printed cards. Each sheet double printed one row. So this card is much easier to pull than most. With that said, I'm amazed at the staying power of pricing on this card because of that.

78 a legendary set? That's hilariousl

Why couldn't it be legendary? Everyone's got their own thing that floats their boat.
Why not 78T? It's as legendary as any other set.