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You have to remember that when the GSA staffers were trained on how to sort the coins, they started on the first date, 1878. I don't have my files (am traveling) in front of me, but the number t… (View Post)

I'm a long tie lurker here and infrequent poster. But after watching this post go in an unexpected direction, I have to add my two cents. I've have read and enjoyed Charmy's reports th… (View Post)

Not a coin but definitely falls in the category: The 1995 "Torch Runner" proof die is the rarest of the Atlanta Olympic $5 die series with only 8 sold by the Mint. I don't remember whe… (View Post)

Here's another at more money: ebay.com/itm/1883-CC-Morgan-Silver-Dollar-Circ-GSA-Soft-Pack-W-Paper-work-very-scarce-VG-F-/361835399635? (View Post)

Unopened GSAs are the very definition of a crapshoot IMHO. As others have observed, an unlabeled beige box is almost always an 1884-CC. An intact mailing label is almost a guarantee of an untampered … (View Post)