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The multiple I am willing to pay for an outstanding coin is inversely proportional to the base price. (View Post)

I am guessing the variety has a different PCGS # that maybe didn't exist when they were creating the set composite. I have experienced this before with a large cent with a Newcomb attribution. If you… (View Post)

I meant wide relative to traditional assets like stocks, bonds, ETFs, etc. Individual bonds may trade a little wider than stocks but still nothing like what you see with non-bullion coins. I view oth… (View Post)

The bitcoin bull run hasn't changed my opinion of numismatic coins as an investment. The wide buy/sell spreads, storage/custody considerations and lack of current income make coins less than ideal as… (View Post)

When I was young, I coveted the 1856 Flying Eagle Cent. It is still on the list. Maybe one day... This PR66 CAC would scratch the itch nicely: (View Post)