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Today was one of those rare cases where I dropped out of the bidding, lost the lot, and almost immediately decided I should have kept going. It’s a 1695 French Louis d’or, struck over an older Spanis… (View Post)

I know a couple of people who would definitely have been interested at some level. But mostly I just liked it, and like it more than $6500. (View Post)

I wouldn’t, but I can see how it would make sense for some people. And FWIW, there are some non-numismatic collectibles that I would enjoy owning that I would only collect if I had an expert dealer d… (View Post)

I wouldn’t call the 1979-80 gold market a bubble. (Silver a different story.) Inflation was soaring, and people actually needed gold to protect themselves. Then the Fed hiked the Fed Funds rate to 17… (View Post)

Of course I understand that bullion and collectibles are different markets, apples and oranges, etc. But when you can trade 8 circ $20’s for a High Relief in 64, it’s awfully tempting. Even a nice co… (View Post)