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Probably will. U-Tube is full of video of graded holders being cracked out en-mass, using hammers and rollers, destroying any collector grade the coin might have had. But the 81-s has a ways to go, b… (View Post)

Nobody who has them in hand today will let them go for less than $300 unless for some reason they failed to grade 70. But in 6 months, just the value of silver, which who knows at this point what tha… (View Post)

Not the last by any means. Numismatic coins will continue. Probably $50 each in 2026. (View Post)

Still have grannie’s Mason jar of circulated Franklin’s. It’s one of the few things left that still tie the generations together. So no, still can’t bear to part with them. (View Post)

Makes population estimates worthless. Each bump in precious metals, or rather, each decrease in the value of the dollar, evaporates more of the material out there available to collectors and hoarders… (View Post)