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Re: Here is something you rarely, if ever, see. A 1936 proof set in OGP.
Most of those wrappers are brittle and wouldn’t do well if coins were removed and replaced by others. (View Post)4 -
Re: How would you submit this coin to PCGS? Pattern coin in a non pattern holder.
I agree with @oih82w8 and wouldn’t even consider submitting it as a non-pattern. (View Post)1 -
Re: [GTG]: 1911-D Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle *GRADE REVEALED*
My grade guess would have been MS63 and the slab shot doesn’t make me think there was a putty job. However, the scattered areas of light lilac color that showed in the first images did have me wonder… (View Post)2 -
Re: [GRADE REVEALED] GTG - 1928 Standing Liberty Quarter
Regardless of what the assigned grade is, the pictures indicate wear, not strike weakness, on Liberty’s legs. (View Post)1 -
Re: What's driving the premium on modern gold Eagles?
I don’t see where any respondents said that buyers would pay large premiums for common date examples. And the price guides don’t typically assign large premiums to common dates. (View Post)1
