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In order to keep this brief…I’m aware of several private sales of MS64 examples this year at less than $35,000. And I’m confident that they weren’t all dogs. With due diligence, you wouldn’t need to … (View Post)

It depends which image, if any, accurately captures the coin’s appearance. To me, it looks PL in each one other than the last. (View Post)

The “.92” after the PCGS coin number (133809) on the grading label indicates cleaning. There was a time - I don’t know precisely, when - when PCGS omitted the wording of the detail-grade issue from t… (View Post)

You’re comparing a single 1804 dollar’s price performance to that of gold when it’s very close to historic highs, after a huge run-up. That doesn’t begin to prove that gold’s a better investment than… (View Post)

Again, the Star is for exceptional eye appeal, not about the coin being PQ. And the two terms shouldn’t be used together because that confuses the issue. However, on the subject of “PQ” coins, if you… (View Post)