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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)

It certainly is interesting; however, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I suspect there is a wider range of views on this coin. The color coins i find most appealing have more symetry and uniform… (View Post)