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Re: The Proofs of 1898 - The Peak of US Proof Production
I'd bet sheer luck played a significant part in it - a slight change in die production could have caused the increase in quality. That could have been staffing changes or some other reason. I do… (View Post)1 -
The Proofs of 1898 - The Peak of US Proof Production
In many series, there's often a date or type that is considered the "best", whether it be for strike characteristics, color tendencies, or number of available (or not available) exampl… (View Post)27 -
Re: What year coin has the most significance to you and why?
More than likely 1942. It was the year of my first non-modern Proof, and it hooked me. (View Post)5 -
Re: Your First Interaction with a Monster Coin - What Was It?
Incredible. I remember when I did the NGC grading challenge the last coin was a $50 Octagonal in 67. They gave us 20 minutes to grade 20 coins, I used 13 or so to actually grade and spent every last … (View Post)3 -
Your First Interaction with a Monster Coin - What Was It?
I remember vividly the first time I saw some top pop, exceptional coinage. I met @Eldorado9 in person at the ANA show several years back, and I was still a bright eyed, rather inexperienced YN. He sa… (View Post)14
