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The only clear boundary I see is with commems. Anything 1954 and earlier is classic, anything 1982 and later is modern. Maybe Gold Eagles 1986-1991 are also classic because of the Roman numerals. :o (View Post)

If twenty cent pieces were so unpopular, why are most survivors in such low grades? Hundreds of them from all 3 mints in AG through Fine are for sale on eBay. To be that badly worn, they would have r… (View Post)

> I was actively roll searching at the time, and my first exposure to the clads was when they started showing up in rolls of quarters. At first I found only 2 or 3 clads in a typical roll, but aft… (View Post)

> I can see a collector paying a premium for a single coin, but not a speculator or investor buying multiple rolls unless they can be obtained very cheaply. Aside from the coin's illiquidity,… (View Post)

> They were only ignorant of how things would play out in the future. No one at the time could have foreseen with any certainty how high gold would go, or how low mintages would go. (View Post)