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Re: Acetone on a very crusty higher grade coin
If you have not done this at least 100 times, leave it be. It would be nice to have that coin professionally conserved. it is definitely a candidate. Note the term professional, otherwise you are goi… (View Post)1 -
Re: Dealer Etiquette
So when I am presented with Key date coins, or otherwise what can be high-value coins the only fair thing to do is send the coin in for grading with an agreement to buy them at an agreed to price sho… (View Post)10 -
Re: Loved APMEX....until now
Too many people use APMEX as a starting point and they (and a lot of dealers) wind up spinning a lot of cycles for people that have no intention (regardless how good or bad the offer is) of selling t… (View Post)6 -
Re: Question about Commemorative coins
If you enjoy collecting them, then by definition, they do...... ;) (View Post)1 -
Re: Possible PO 1 1900 Liberty nickel!
Why are you raining on his parade? We are entitled, and in fact, encouraged, to collect whatever "floats our boat" and never have to explain what, where, when and why to anyone (except mayb… (View Post)7
