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Your recommendation “Once slabbed you can research what online sellers selling them for” is perfectly backwards. Coins should be researched before (not after) spending money to have them graded. If y… (View Post)

Agreed. That poster appears to be fixated on published retail values rather than realistic market pricing. (View Post)

So “priced like that” was based on nothing in particular - got it.😉 (View Post)

What you and the dealer did wasn’t “conservation.” (View Post)

It’s not particularly smart to wager a grade guess of 64 after the OP has stated that the coin received a detail-grade, due to “questionable color”. But that’s what can happen when you don’t read rel… (View Post)