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I like! (View Post)

Philadelphia and Denver were still very busy producing clad coins to replace the silver coins that were disappearing from circulation. (View Post)

You are certainly entitled to your opinion. My opinion is that it was struck in a U.S. Mint by U.S. dies on a U.S. $5 planchet. Whether it was a random error or a deliberate fabrication I do not know. (View Post)

I have been griping about Rarity Points for decades. (View Post)

Doing the Michigan State show Thanksgiving 1979 with a constant line at the table of people who wanted something looked at. Finally said "Sorry folks, Need to go to the bathroom." Some guy … (View Post)