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Re: Is bending a bent coin back considered doctoring?
The flooded car analogy is not accurate because a car is a mechanical device that is more likely to fail in the future due to past flooding. Neither is the comparison with major restoration work like… (View Post)5 -
Re: Chinese Collectors
Pre-1949 Chinese coins are heavily counterfeited, especially the Fatman and Dragon dollars. I would never buy one raw, just as I would never buy their US equivalents like Trade or Seated dollars raw.… (View Post)2 -
Re: Question for World Collectors: What are the Strongest Markets in Non-US Coinage
Yes, I’m envisioning a Russian or Chinese collector going through the same progression I did. I started with low cost, common coins from my own country (USA) and then began buying more expensive US c… (View Post)1 -
Re: Question for World Collectors: What are the Strongest Markets in Non-US Coinage
I disagree with the assertion that increasing affluence in a given country does not affect demand for that country’s coinage. In the case of countries like Russia that already had a collector base, I… (View Post)2 -
Re: Do you consider the insert on this one (accidently) deceptive?
A term like “modern fantasy strike” would go a long ways. (View Post)1