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Re: Since there appears to be change of management at PCGS maybe there can be a change of policy here to
Not an AI expert by current standards, but coin grading is not "AI-prone" for much collector coinage. The algorithm for 81-S dollars is not the same as that needed for the 83-O. The softwar… (View Post)8 -
Re: Since there appears to be change of management at PCGS maybe there can be a change of policy here to
CU is going scalar. Coins are a mature growth niche which will represent at most 5% of CU revenue stream five years from now (or heads are going to roll). If I were the CEO of CU, I would be much mor… (View Post)6 -
Re: Since there appears to be change of management at PCGS maybe there can be a change of policy here to
"Nostalgia - a deeply-felt longing for reconnection to a past that never occurred." - Oscar Wilde edited to add: My memories of the disagree button are poignant :'( (View Post)16 -
Re: What is a “Roman Finish” and how did it get that name?
Thanks for the illuminating auction information. A very cool story! B) Having burned a few with Walter in the earlier 80's, I can note from personal observation that Walter not-infrequently made… (View Post)1 -
Re: What is a “Roman Finish” and how did it get that name?
The '27 nickels appeared in a Harmer-Rooke sale in "89. 5 or so dealers recognized them as special and colluded. The coins were bought cheap and Brian Hendelson bought out the group for ful… (View Post)5