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Re: CAC agrees with PCGS grading
Anecdotal. Coincidence is not correlation. All that I can surmise is that: 1) You like (all) your (copper) coins in PCGS holder. 2) You agree, albeit sometimes begrudgingly, with the grades on the ho… (View Post)2 -
Re: Would you pay $16,450 for this 1875-CC Twenty Cent Piece?
Technically, I note the tick in the inside of Ms. Lib's right elbow, the slanting vertical mark on the thigh, and a tick and tick+ below star #13. The indentations are somewhat masked by the dus… (View Post)2 -
Re: Is the increasing complexity of the grading game damaging our hobby?
I qualified my statement carefully from word #1. __ Virtually __ . I was very tempted to put a dollar limit under 1K on it. How about "The great majority of American collectors don't concer… (View Post)3 -
Re: High volume wholesale dealers at the world's fair of money...who?
This is actually the kind of dealer many other dealers value highly. It's an incredibly labor-intensive niche that supports the market. Got 20 pieces of '26-s 1c in XF? Who ya gonna call? (View Post)2 -
Re: For the Liberty Seated Dollar collectors, the 1861 $1 is a sleeper in PROOF I do believe.
Already supplied some rationales with observations in the previous thread :smile: But sleeper as compared to what? I see no reason why, at least in comparison to other proof $1's of the same era. (View Post)2