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Re: Question about "Forbidden" coins (1933 double eagle, etc).
Treasury regards 1933 double eagles as stolen property - thus they remain illegal, no matter what you might try to do to disguise them. If somebody steals your car, and puts their own license plates … (View Post)1 -
Re: If a seller claims coin is counterfeit but isnt stamped, should it allowed to be sold?
The law is complex, and not quite as clear-cut as this simple statement. It is this clear-cut in places like Canada, where the laws banning fake and replica coins are much more stringent. But the law… (View Post)5 -
Re: Is WINGS still in business?
The WINGS website is still operational. But as noted above, there's very little market for it. In America, the market for WINGS is small compared to CAC because the basic underlying axiom of the CAC … (View Post)4 -
Re: Is it artificial toning when it’s real?
This is why "artificial toning" is something of a misnomer, since the chemistry behind "artificial toning" and "natural toning" is essentially identical in most cases. T… (View Post)5 -
Re: How scarce do you think this South Africa 1926 2 1/2 Shilling coin is?
I believe South Africa is similar to New Zealand, in terms of eBay market share: the local version of an online marketplace is more popular with the locals than the American import, and eBay has not … (View Post)2