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How do you know that the seller was the same person who won the auction in 2022? If he wasn’t, he might have lost even more (or less). (View Post)

And that was just from a handful of posters who, in discovering multiple examples, were obviously either extremely lucky or sharper than the rest of the numismatic world.😉 (View Post)

They have numerous things in common, including: They’re all round They’re all larger than a dime, a half dime, a silver three cent piece and a gold dollar. They’re all dated prior to 1926 and after 1… (View Post)

Even if the coin were professionally graded, it wouldn’t bring anywhere near that kind of money. The $19,200 “Price” was the auction record for a PCGS MS69 example which sold back in 2019. At that ti… (View Post)

I don’t think the “CAM” designation is awarded for “MS” coins by either PCGS or NGC.😉 (View Post)