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The Columbian should not have been sent to any TPG in the first place. Nor should the 1885 Dollar. Both are insufficiently valuable to justify the cost of slabbing. (View Post)

Avoidance of costs is very important when markets and liquidity are poor-ish. Even if you already own a quality melting furnace, the stuff doesn't come out of the furnace at 0.999 fine. (View Post)

Actually, people have used the word "technical" in this thread to acknowledge that adjustment marks were part of the minting process. Others have straight out used the words "adjustmen… (View Post)

I had a burst of widget buying in January and February, but it has petered out. This might have happened anyway, regardless of the virus. I am eyeballing the equities market with concern, but the rap… (View Post)

I don't like it. I have a nicer piece dated 1811 or 1812 (Paris) lying around here in an older NGC slab. Whenever the seller sells that piece in the photo, he or she will be one of the happiest peopl… (View Post)