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The answer is inflation. In 1965, a clad quarter was worth $2.15 in today's money (according to the official Consumer Price Index). So counterfeiting a quarter was likely worthwhile then, even i… (View Post)

Would designating a specific credit card for use only with Mint orders reduce the risk of this happening in the future? (View Post)

I recall reading that the Redfield hoard contained about 3,000 1895-S Morgans. (View Post)

The O and the CC have at least three things in common: a household limit of 10, a privy mark, and a tribute to U.S. mints that no longer exist. The "CC" morgan has about 24% more sold listi… (View Post)

Or not. Demand for each of the six of the coins is likely to vary widely. I expect the Peace dollar to have increased demand as a type, and the “CC” to have increased demand as a tribute to the popul… (View Post)