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With a dealer you plan on working with frequently, squeezing every last cent out of the first few transactions will likely cost you more in the long run. Don’t pay foolish prices, don’t be a tightwad… (View Post)

You use your accumulated knowledge of the market and your grading skills to form an estimation of your chances of success from a risk/reward perspective. If you don’t have that knowledge or those ski… (View Post)

Here’s a 1921 I liked. I sold it a while back: Here’s a 1921 I liked even more. I kept it. :) It lives in a PCGS MS66 CAC holder. (View Post)

Well, consumer debt, for sure. Most people are sort of stuck with a mortgage, at least for a good part of their lives. At the very least, it’s good to be aware of the true opportunity cost of purchas… (View Post)

* If grades are important to you, buy the grade you need the first time. Don’t throw a bunch of money at the regrade/restoration/crossover game. * Have a budget. Stick to it. * Sell a favorite once i… (View Post)