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Re: Impulse buy - Low grade & relatively low cost, but cool!
Cool addition to a random box of 20. (View Post)1 -
Re: 1871-CC Liberty Gold Double Eagle MS61, finest graded by PCGS sold for $395,437 w/bf at GC tonight.
While I could see it in a 60 holder a small percentage of the time. The coin is mostly devoid of surface cleaving that happens when a bag mate gets ground against it almost like a super friction. You… (View Post)2 -
Re: 1871-CC Liberty Gold Double Eagle MS61, finest graded by PCGS sold for $395,437 w/bf at GC tonight.
Baggy is part of its charm, explains why it is still UNC. CAC means very little (at least to me) at the top of the condition census for condition and absolute rarities. Yah that might not be worth mu… (View Post)2 -
Re: Do coins tend to "recycle" on Great Collections?
66% of the coins in the entire hobby’s retail channels are short term recycles looking for consumer homes. Auction Houses are no different. Rare (as a percentage of transactions) is the fresh to mark… (View Post)5 -
Re: What would PCGS grade this 1870-CC $1?
That 40 looks like a net graded 45 for chemical treatment. Not that the surfaces of the 45 are completely original but way less muted. The OPs coin is in a different realm of originality. (View Post)3