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Re: Since when is a silver dollar actually "fine gold"?
It’s a mechanical error. To some it adds a bit of a premium as a curiosity item. But the more expensive the coin, the more likely it is to be a negative and require the slab to be fixed. (View Post)3 -
Re: Help with AT coins.
From what I see of the photos, many appear correctly graded as questionable color. There is no point in grading any of those. You are better off selling as-is on a venue like eBay (not at a local coi… (View Post)1 -
Re: Liberty Bell Gold coins and Silver Medal
Listing views unfortunately aren’t an indicator of market pricing. Having an inflated price will get views. If you pay a higher fee, eBay will rank your listing higher and it will get more views. One… (View Post)2 -
Re: Questions On Slab Cert. Numbers and Barcodes
Coins do change in holders but as mentioned, knowing the date of certification won't tell us enough information. The rattler did change in the holder but knowing that it was slabbed in 1987 vs 1… (View Post)4 -
Re: Is there a good way to maximize value selling a completed set of modern coins?
As a non-dealer trying to sell those Buffalos, it would be hard to find someone that would pay retail for all. There could be people needing one or two examples to finish their own set. Maybe a coins… (View Post)2