BryceM ✭✭✭✭✭

My first complete set was a 20th Century business-strike type set. The period takes us all the way from the best designs the US ever produced to modern politician clad junk. It’s a fascinating progre… (View Post)

In my buying and selling experience, the following are easy to sell: * Popular "celebrity" coins (1909 S-VDB, 1916-D Merc, etc.) * Coins with outstanding eye appeal * Actual rarities such a… (View Post)

A few of the coins on this thread have an AT look to me. I'm happy to be wrong though. Here's a 1927-S that I used to own. It's a pop 9 coin with 3 finer. It's a tremendous luster bomb, with some bet… (View Post)

If you're just throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks, you'll only be successful very, very rarely. If you have a good eye, and pick exceptionally good coins for regrade, you'll be successful … (View Post)

@jmlanzaf, you keep talking about gross and net margin as if the auction houses buy the products they are auctioning. They don’t incur any cost to own the coin. They don’t own the coins. The consigno… (View Post)