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Have to make compromises when you have a budget. I’d much rather have a nice $350 1921 Walking Liberty Half dollar than a nice $350 1944 Walking Liberty. (View Post)

You have more experience here than me so I’ll defer to you then. But all the stories I’ve heard are that sellers are the ones who get screwed on eBay. Don’t hear many stories of buyers getting shafte… (View Post)

I ordered the 1/2 oz gold and cancelled a couple hours later. Part of me wanted to keep it because it’s really unique and cool. Part of me wanted to flip it. But I just worry the demand isn’t there a… (View Post)

Tough to tell based on only these photos. 1795 half of a relatively common date and many photograph better than these. I’d consider choosing neither and continuing my search for one that is more phot… (View Post)

Personally I choose to believe the mint should mint to demand. If 1 million people want to buy one, the mint should sell 1 million. If it’s only 50,000 they should sell 50,000. The only thing a flipp… (View Post)