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It would be much easier, and remove all doubt as to authenticity or condition, to have it certified by PCGS or NGC prior to selling. (View Post)

I wish that the people who are listing coins on the BST that are on GC or EBAY, would put it in the post title. That way, I would just keep on scrolling past these posts. It is discouraging to see a … (View Post)

A lot of interesting history here! :) (View Post)

Personally, I would not pay that kind of money for an Indian Cent without it being certified and slabbed. (View Post)

Any key date coin that expensive, I would not even consider buying unless already certified. If a coin costs as much as an 1893-S Morgan, it should at least be certified by the seller prior to sale. … (View Post)