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This is one I actually agree with. Big silver dollar, very low mintage (20,000) with high attrition, Gold Rush era, and the first silver dollar struck on the West Coast. Surprised that there's not mu… (View Post)

Fascinating context! The nascent Republican period in South America is full of numismatic treasures that don't have much documentation, at least not much that is well-known. (View Post)

Currently, probably a legit chopmarked early US Dollar (pre-1804) to complete my type set of chopmarked US crown-sized coins. If not that, then a chopmarked Chile Volcano Peso. (View Post)

No. The short answer is there don't seem to be any clear rules about what will and will not be termed a 'chop mark' by PCGS - many legitimately chopped US issues (apart from Trade Dollars) come back … (View Post)

Yes, and anything of similar size: pesos, eight soles, etc. (View Post)