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If they cared, they would just buy it back in either auctions. It's not like $20m is anything to the government. (View Post)

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There's also zero incentive for the government to do this and undermine their whole stance that all 1933 DE's (except Farouk specimen) are illegal to own. It's not like they need the money when they … (View Post)

Of course, nothing is simple. I was just trying to generalize things. I have sold on Heritage and on GreatCollections. Certain coins I choose Heritage over GC even though GC charges less in fees. So … (View Post)

It may not make a difference from how much the coin will end up selling, but it makes a big difference for how much the consignor ends up making from the coin. Auction house fees is basically a tax o… (View Post)