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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: Straight graded PCGS 64
Okay, I withdraw my hypothetical scenario (MS67 obverse, damaged reverse) since we can see both sides now. And it ain’t pretty. What can you say? Inexplicable stuff happens! (View Post)1 -
Re: Commercial Grading Commentary
Wow! 2800 views and 150 comments on this thread. Another statistic that we should remember is that from MS60 to MS70 there are 11 numbers. And MS60 through MS69 can also potentially have “+” as part … (View Post)3 -
What happened to the (now defunct) PCGS - Currency Population Report?
PCGS Banknote Grading is fairly new, and seems not to publish its population info yet. But It would certainly be useful data for currency collectors, dealers, and researchers to have access to info a… (View Post)1 -
Re: What is a dumb thing you ever heard a coin dealer say?
umhhhh… how about: “This coin will be a great investment!” or some similar attempt at ‘sales by fortune-telling’, heard much too frequently over the years. (View Post)1 -
Re: Cracked Gold Coin Planchet (How would PCGS determine if pre- or post mint).
I’d guess that a flaw in the planchet was there before the coin was struck. Unless there are problems not visible in the photo, it should straight grade (perhaps with a mention of the planchet flaw) … (View Post)4
