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The Numismatist is the best for in depth stories. I’ve gotten Coin World since the early ‘70’s and while it’s a fraction of the pages it used to be, they have done a good job staying viable. I just w… (View Post)

I’ll break the rules a bit and mention my brother’s finds: An 1877 Indian Cent and then amazingly a few years later, a 1909-S Indian Cent which he traded to a dealer for a $10 Indian. (View Post)

Completed a ‘36 to ‘42 set years ago in 65+. I agree that the cents (especially) 1936 brilliant we’re toughest to find without haze or spots. Next toughest for me was the ‘36 quarter. Prices are much… (View Post)

My only strategy was patience. For 5-6 years, I threw gold in the back of my safe at $1,150-1,250 per oz. These were mostly $5 and $10 modern commems along with pre-1933 $5’s $10’s and $20’s. I promi… (View Post)

This ANA show was a hit with me. After conducting a bunch of business on Wednesday, I went back today. As a member, I took advantage of the 9:30 open which is a half hour earlier than the general pub… (View Post)