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Hold your breath on that! To some of us, these prices are ludicrous. It is a British coin, but I recently got an unknown GB 1967 proof [and so at least so far UNIQUE in any grade] sixpence for a mere… (View Post)

This would reflect the average 17 year old's assessment of coins: Here is one that will likely not be appreciated on these forums but was just located. It is previously unknown and presumably un… (View Post)

Nice that people have shared these stories. Mine are numerous and to some degree cumulative. Perhaps the simplest and early example is this: At a very young age, my mother was able to wangle Fulbrigh… (View Post)

Yea, IMHO CACG is fine but certainly NOT perfect. Only a single example but I had one Mercury Dime that had a CACG 58 FB go to PCGS 63 FB go to NGC 64 FB. It was an outstanding coin and have thought … (View Post)

Recently turned up is this now-certified GB 1967 Record Proof Sixpence. Not known or recorded, it allegedly turned up in a 1970 proof set with all other coins in the set of normal type. Highly unusua… (View Post)