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That's an interesting question. When comparing to Eliasberg, how many of his coins were actually graded by PCGS versus posting estimated grades. Since many, many Eliasberg coins have been graded… (View Post)

Those are some amazing 1792 patterns. The silver center cent is honestly real American treasure. I'm a huge fan of 1792 patterns with their more primitive, early Americana look as my fellow coll… (View Post)

I've bought a few coins with make an offer and sold one coin (for such a premium it didn't make sense to keep the coin). I've mostly offers that were rejected however. I think its a gr… (View Post)

Nothing like upgrading finest known and set key gold to make a set jump. Really terrific 1911-D Quarter Eagle! (View Post)

Eliasberg was thought to be complete in 1950, but he really was complete in 1953 when he purchased the Al Overton 1817/4 (the discovery coin from Wallis by all accounts and finest known). The key cap… (View Post)