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Re: Story time! My 1881 Indian cent and why it resides in my box of 20.
A great example of how a coin’s history can make it more meaningful and enjoyable. (View Post)2 -
Re: PCGS reconsideration - Does CAC stickers have any influence?
Seeing as how your upgrade success rate is slightly higher for your unstickered coin submissions, why do you think there’s a subconscious bias for CAC coins (“at least in the Peace Dollar world”) ? (View Post)1 -
Re: 1944 Mercury Dime
.> @MsMorrisine said: And currently, that’s approximately $5. It would cost multiples of that amount to get the coin graded and even then, that wouldn’t add any meaningful value. (View Post)5 -
Re: Another guess the grade? 1918 Illinois Lincoln Commem - Grade Revealed MS64
Gold CAC stickers are typically awarded to coins which CAC thinks are solid for the next grade up or better. However, keep in mind that when making assessments, they ignore the “+” in “plus grades”. (View Post)1 -
Re: NT or AT Morgans
Your characterization of coins either going into the “trash bin” or getting “worshipped” amounts to a straw-man argument. Many detail-grade coins bring meaningful prices, regardless of the details de… (View Post)7
