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I should know the answer to this, but I've not been keeping up to date on recent numismatic happenings. Outside of the Smithsonian, how many 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle are in collector's hands t… (View Post)

No doubt TPG pop reports are inflated due to many crack outs and resubmissions. Thus the actual number of S-VDBs in slabs is probably much lower than 41,000 (View Post)

That makes sense. I initially thought it might be a proof, but wasn't sure since 1916 matte proofs are so rare. (View Post)

I always love looking at any coin crazyhouddog posts. I want to point out how remarkable the 1916-P Buffalo Nickel is. It doesn't have that eye-candy appeal the others have, but the strike is absolut… (View Post)

The simply answer is that verdigris is not necessarily just one molecular compound. It is usually a combination of copper sulfides, chlorides, and oxides. (View Post)