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Okay, the 1804 dollar sells Wednesday.
Bidding is around $5 million already.
What’s the over/under on $10 million all in?
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Re: Interchangeable numismatic terms that are used to describe coins
uncirculated/mint state problem coin/details coin B&M/LCS (View Post)3 -
Re: Call on bag of 1960 Lincoln cents with an official tag of being defective
Here’s my ‘suspicion’ after 30 years in a coin shop: Grandpa, for whatever reason, wrote ‘defective’ on a tag, then tied the bag shut. (View Post)3 -
Re: A Hunt Concluded - the 1855-D G$1
A great looking Dahlonega treasure! Only a fraction of those I’ve seen have such a fully defined date. (View Post)1 -
Re: 1843-D 2-1/2 $ gold value
https://coins.ha.com/itm/liberty-quarter-eagles/1843-d-2-1-2-small-d-damaged-pcgs-genuine-xf-details-mintage-36-209-pcgs-7730-/a/1384-7286.s?ic4=ListView-Thumbnail-071515# Here’s a prior from 2025 wi… (View Post)1 -
Re: Strange words associated with coins…….🤔😉
“Toning” is interesting. The only prior usage (possibly obsolete) I can think of for the word is when someone is ‘toning up’ their muscles at a gym. In today’s numismatic lingo, it’s the common euphe… (View Post)3
