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Re: Chain Cent PCGS AU 58 in 1988, PCGS MS 63 in 1992 and PCGS MS 65 around 2002.
Some of his pals spend $5K-$10K monthly on grading, so they've calibrated the cost/benefit ratios and the odds. Not liberally, but often enough. ;) ;) CAC may not consider the plus in its pricin… (View Post)1 -
Re: Chain Cent PCGS AU 58 in 1988, PCGS MS 63 in 1992 and PCGS MS 65 around 2002.
"> @Soldi said: They are famous now, They will be infamous if upgraded. >:) I cannot imagine any possible scenario in which it would to be to CAC's advantage to re-sticker at a higher… (View Post)1 -
Re: Chain Cent PCGS AU 58 in 1988, PCGS MS 63 in 1992 and PCGS MS 65 around 2002.
"Talking about music is like dancing about architecture" - John Coltrane Totally the finest known by a point and a half but . . . By the standards of: Dave Akers, all-time US Gold authority… (View Post)3 -
Re: The next Eliasberg?
That's because you've hijacked this mini-thread. Every other authority on the topic has dismissed this as less-than-meaningful inductive speculation. It's very plausible? Highly improb… (View Post)2 -
Re: Need to know what to expect coin dealer to pay for 1916 D Mercury Pictures Added
There is a remarkable resource (called "PCGS Auctio0n Archives" or somesuch) that contains the granular answers to this question and many others. Better fishing there than here. As in "… (View Post)7