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Re: Lexington-Concord in original wooden box
Those were the boxes that many of the coins were distributed in. I believe they were primarily sold through banks, but the coins were in those boxes. They are quite common (relatively common) when co… (View Post)5 -
Re: Counterfeit coin
It appears to be sitting inside the shell of something else. (View Post)1 -
Re: 1983 Lincoln Cent – Defective Bronze Planchet. NGC VS PCGS.
Wow. That's a lot. What was the verdict on the other coin? If it's just a plating issue then I don't know what to make of someone paying $11k for an example. (View Post)3 -
Re: More Recent Pickups.....3/7/2026
That is quite a bit deeper in the numismatic pool than i was expecting for a B&M. Nice work. (View Post)3 -
Re: Any premium for this 1958 South Africa Gold Pound PCGS PR67?
Holy Cow, Andy! I hadn't thought such a high percentage of those coins would be certified at all, let alone aproximately 20% of the population at NGC by itself. I hadn't thought of that at … (View Post)2
