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Re: The New Doily Census - 2016 -- Updated March 22, 2026
Part of the real shame is that it isn't just a Morgie or Merc . . . but a REAL Type piece that was a part of the overall Type Set that represents the Doily survivors . . . Drunner (View Post)2 -
Re: You just gotta give props to the dealers who have large inventory.
Tremendously interesting thread. I know that despite a certain degree of grading acumen, a good business sense, a personality that lends itself to the bourse, and a willingness to accept minimal prof… (View Post)3 -
Re: 1924 Peace dollar, Good buy?
You have a graded example of a classic design that is solid, historic, and can be a start of a beautiful set of you so choose. In not every case do we have to have the 'Top-Pop', blast whit… (View Post)5 -
Re: Dealers buying raw coins at fractions of real value
So many thoughts . . . . . . so many anecdotal stories. I used to be the ANA Sec 25 Rep, back when they cared about such stuff. I felt it was my duty to evaluate, assess, and in some cases fully appr… (View Post)8 -
Re: Would you "overpay" for a coin you like?
Responding to the title of the thread . . I am now focusing more on older (scarce) holders as well as toned fun items, so in both cases, I usually end up paying more for a coin I like. Of course, whe… (View Post)2