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Nice. Post an update with cherries and pics when you get a chance, I'm sure a lot of board members would like to see them! (View Post)

I would agree with this point of view. Both pieces are part of larger mintages with claimed attributes and/or pedigrees that render them unique. The 1933 Double Eagle carries the benefit of being the… (View Post)

Same could be said of a foreign gold coin with a Brasher countermark. All in the historical context, rarity, and the preference of the buyer. The chopped Trade Dollar date set is a lot of fun to try … (View Post)

Nice coin, good eye appeal, especially considering the rarity of the type. (View Post)

Trade Dollars. Since the majority of circulation strikes were destined for China, and chopmarks were an extremely common means of determining the authenticity of circulating coinage (regarding their … (View Post)