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Some buyers will buy coins to "flip". They'll shop it around for two or three weeks to sell at a profit. If they can't find a buyer, they'll just return it to the seller. Thi… (View Post)

Many years ago, baking soda and water mixed to the consistency of paste and then gently rubbed on a coin in a circular motion with the thumb used to be a common method for cleaning coins. Hopefully t… (View Post)

I wonder how many of the partially full bottles that are being sold have had some liquid added to make them look fuller. :D (View Post)

Unless you are slabbing a stolen coin with distinctive toning or contact marks, why wouldn't you want a True View? (View Post)

I know that you are joking because only a total idiot would do something like that. :D (View Post)