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People normally buy these coins for the provenance, for the story - not because the coin itself is anything to write home about. The idea that coins wrapped in paper and stored in ambiguous condition… (View Post)

I think it is really a matter of affordability. If "the young people" (however that's defined) seem uninterested in collecting "the classics" (however that's defined), i… (View Post)

I voted for the last option, though "a little US" is perhaps relative. I'm in Australia. America is "just another foreign country" to me. But because of American coinage'… (View Post)

These "controversies" would only affect future value if the "controversy" in question resulted in coins being either withdrawn and destroyed or simply not issued in large numbers,… (View Post)

1,1,1-trichloroethane was once a common solvent, favoured as a household solvent because it was (a) cheap, (b) less toxic than many other solvents, (c) non-flammable and so was much safer to work wit… (View Post)