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The gold half unions, reduced diameter Ultra High Relief Saints, and 1849 $20 at the Smithsonian are pretty memorable. An off the charts spectacular 1921 Saint at the ANS comes to mind. The Amon Cart… (View Post)

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)