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Finding a 1950-D nickel in a roll search, and selling it to a dealer for $15. (That's $150 in today's money.) At the time, a BU 1950-D nickel would set you back $32, which is $320 in curren… (View Post)

This is exactly what happened to the First Spouse and $5 gold commems. The "keys", with mintages well below 2000, fetch very little premium above the more common dates (which are basically … (View Post)

I think both 2022 uncirculated gold commems would qualify as sleeper dates. Mintages well below 2000, bullion value $564 each, available for under $900 each. (View Post)

The 1875 proofs, with a PCGS pop of 430, may be helping keep the lid on the price. In 65 and higher, the proofs are actually less expensive than the uncircs. (View Post)

Are they cheaper by the roll? :* Seriously, if I could afford a gold eagle in that price range, I would stretch a little and buy a 2006-W reverse proof, a unique coin (so far) with a mintage of 10,00… (View Post)