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I totally agree with TDN on this. I have seen plenty of coins at auction with the phrase “finest graded”. That is pure baloney. I know of plenty of raw colonial coins that far exceed those that have … (View Post)

I would take the rarity all day long. Even if it was details, as long as the “flaw” wasn’t too annoying. I have seen many early coins that have no business being in a straight grade holder. (View Post)

First, get yourself a redbook, find a series you like, and learn how to grade. You can afford to be picky buying basic Lincoln cents, Buffalo nickels, etc. Patience, there is more than enough to go a… (View Post)

Be careful of calling Pine Tree shillings rare. They are much more common than you realize. That said, a decent looking one is certainly worth acquiring. (View Post)

Great Vermont! As made with smooth surfaces and nice color. The clip and crack add to its character. (View Post)