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@Morgan White said:
Debt is evil and credit cards ruined my life!

It's all about self control and only charging what you can pay off each month. Been doing that since 1973, never paid a penny of interest or a card fee. I have only one credit card Cap One SPARK Business 2% off everything (no limit and a bunch of free insurance things that have paid off a rental car that got totaled by an idiot running a red) automatically applied each time it hits $25 and my wife has an employee card. Yup, I write lots of things off and this makes it easy. Although I do pay cash for all yard work and jobs around the house where they will give me a 5% or better discount.

"Q: Are the serial numbers of PCGS or NGC coins submitted to CAC for verification recorded? If so, are coins automatically rejected by CAC that have previously been submitted but were not stickered?

A: The serial numbers of all PCGS and NGC coins that are submitted to CAC are recorded at the time they are entered into the CAC system.

All PCGS or NGC coins that are submitted to CAC are reviewed for CAC verification whether they have previously been submitted to CAC or not. Occasionally a coin that has previously been rejected for CAC verification is reconsidered by CAC and stickered."

https://cacgrading.com/doc/stickering-frequently-asked-questions/

@Goldbully said:

Congratulations!!! I have never laughed this hard at a post on here.

Giving you an LOL just didn't seem enough!

Thank you!🤣😂

Some great looking pieces on GC tonight from one of our board members. Some pretty stong results and some nice looking pieces I was able to win the one coin I bid on. Post your winnings!

On a related note… It’s not every day that I can upgrade my Hall of Fame “Top 100 Modern” set. But, today was such a day. The pop 10/1 1972 Lincoln Cent Doubled Die Obverse PCGS MS-67 + RD (CAC Green) (Ex. Stewart Blay / Red Copper) From the Lincoln Collection of Lincoln Cents, sold back in 2023 at the Blay auction for just under $17,500 all in and just sold to me today for just under $8,700 all in (just under 50 cents on the dollar)!! I consider myself very fortunate to have acquired this great coin at this price level.

Wondercoin.

Not US, but custom ordered many years ago:
Great Britain George V Halfcrowns, 1911 through 1936
All are very choice to gem, including the tougher dates with coins like the 1920, 1925, and 1930 that probably should have been slabbed!

Nice compilation of info that includes my favorite branch mint. Here are a few examples representing decades of green…







P58/CAC