"A Recent Sale of Carson City Eagles Proves Strength in Dated Gold Market" on Pinnacle web

RYK

Link to article

Recommended reading for rare date gold and Carson City enthusiasts.

wam98

Interesting read. Thanks for posting this RYK.

EVillageProwler

RYK,

Haven't read the article yet, but what do you think are the odds that that will turn controversial and heated?

Haven't you learned anything yet?!?

EVP

RYK

Haven't read the article yet, but what do you think are the odds that that will turn controversial and heated?

I doubt that it will. I thought about that before I posted it, but I posted it anyway because:

1. Negative publicity is still better than no publicity.
2. Very few people here care about Carson City gold, or more generally, dated gold.
3. Those that do care will find it interesting and useful.
4. The article was well-written.
5. The author was not selling any of the coins mentioned ().
6. No firm or individuals are magnets for criticism to the same extent that Legend is/does.*

Haven't you learned anything yet?!?

Yes and no.





* For the record, I do like the Legend folks. I would expand on this, but this is a thread to dissemenate the Pinnacle article.

SethChandler

Great article! I really enjoyed it.

That stuff just isn't getting any cheaper!

Whopping prices in the 72-CC, 75-CC, and 76-CC.

Seth

RYK

Haven't read the article yet, but what do you think are the odds that that will turn controversial and heated?

See? Post an article about rare date gold and nobody ...YAWN...cares.

keoj

Very good article!!!! Thanks for the info.

keoj

Coinosaurus

Why is it that no one cares about rare date gold? Aside from the usual reason that no one collects gold by date. Is it the kind of thing that is "permanently undervalued"? Like 2c and 3c pieces?