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Grades were just posted for one of my submissions to PCGS. One of my favorite 1855/54 overdates just passed with PCGS. I'm delighted because I wasn't sure that it would. Unfortunately, the … (View Post)

@ElDorado I love that 1874-S, and it's nice to see a different view of the obverse, but what about its perfect reverse? Here's a trio of commemoratives, two of which are "MS failures&q… (View Post)

I bought an 1868-S Proof set for $20 based upon Coinage Magazine predicting great things for that set. 62 years later, it's worth $13. There is also the 1939-D Walker in PCGS MS 66 with splashes… (View Post)

Three circulated commemoratives back from grading. The Trueviews are mostly poor again from overexposure. I'm going to have to edit all of them except for the Bay Bridge. I'll have to show … (View Post)

What surprises me is that, despite the variety of mintmark sizes and placements, they will use one particular size and similar placement across several dates. For example, 1872-S WB-3 & WB-4, 187… (View Post)