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Re: 1933 Saint Gaudens slabbed MS65
@ricko - The grade IS compromised by the rarity. I've seen it and the Smithsonian coins in-hand. It's conceivable that some would overvalue the lustre, as al the 29-33 issues have frost ric… (View Post)5 -
Re: PCGS Encapsulates Legendary 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
100% on the money. I got the story from one of my early mentors, Mike Kliman, who attended the sale with Abe Kossoff, his father-in-law. And the intended result was achieved. The whole sale was rigge… (View Post)1 -
Re: Newps from the Recent Legend "Marquis" auction
Greg Cohen used to curate and organize these sales. That's been his role in previous sales in this price domain. He's said he loves having "no-brainers" to sell to collectors. Lau… (View Post)1 -
Re: A rare, low mintage, low pop, 1849 Seated Dollar
JA and I have have had a couple of discussions about ANACS toning. Then I quit. He very rarely finds it acceptable. A really difficult date in unc. I bought a (semi-muted/semi-flashy/70% likely natur… (View Post)4 -
Re: First Dollar Struck at the Mint
If this is the Benson coin, it was bought in that sale by Martin Paul. (View Post)1