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The first coin that popped into my head was the Jimmy Hayes 1792 Half Disme. Remarkably, I remembered that I had seen a photo of the coin on my late friend Robert Koppelman’s website many years ago. … (View Post)

In general, coins make sluggish investments. And in general, if you want a decent chance at a more impressive ROI, your best shot is coins that are among the finest known. Not because they’re better … (View Post)

I’ve been dealing with collectors, investors and dealers at all levels for the past 50 years. At first, locally. Then nationally, and for the past 30+ years, internationally. So I have a pretty good … (View Post)

As a means of financial privacy and mobility, yes, it may be a good idea for some people to own crypto. But I would strongly prefer stablecoins with backing to unbacked fantasy crypto like Bitcoin. Y… (View Post)

Sounds like a fun game, and not a crazy way to pass some time. Commissions might be a killer for some dealers though. (View Post)