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Re: Hairlines on a gem CAC-approved gold dollar **UPDATE 5/30: Back from CAC**
I wish I hadn't missed this thread, but I agree with the sentiment expressed by several and I think @pursuitofliberty nailed it with his first comment. As stated, ALL grading is net grading....t… (View Post)4 -
Re: Any Details coins that should be gradable?
I acknowledge both sides of this discussion, but I have a neutral position on it. I wouldn't be upset to see certain counter stamped coins or even love tokens with a numerical grade, but I think… (View Post)12 -
Re: Newp - $10 Lib. GTG Revealed.
I would have guessed 66, that’s a real nice coin. 1901-s 10s are notorious for being criminally over graded in Ngc holders, there was like a hoard of them in 66 and 67 holders that I don’t like as 65… (View Post)1 -
Re: 1909 S VDB in Old Green holder
The toning looks like a woodgrain pattern from long term storage off-gassed from the grain lines. Coins rotate in the older holders often, you can hit the corner on a surface or use an electric tooth… (View Post)10 -
Kellogg's Kellogg
Almost 6 years after the discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill, It had appeared that California would finally have its own branch mint. A much needed intervention, after repeated requests from Cali… (View Post)52
