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Sitting in a couple’s living room and flipping through her inherited dad’s collection of albums turned-up a mint 1916 SLQ. It certified as MS66 and it sold for them at a FUN auction for $30,000. (View Post)

Three of my favorites (View Post)

Sent hundreds with zero lost. One was damaged due to inadequate precautions by me. Only one problem on the receiving end. An eBay package that was “delivered” had not been received and the seller was… (View Post)

In my experience, restoration is a gamble. You’re likely to get back a dipped coin that may be mostly white but could show shadows of old issues and a look you don’t love. A dip could reveal currentl… (View Post)

No gold, but my brother found both 1877 and a 1909-S Indian cents over the course of a few years. The ‘77 was crusty and corroded. The ‘09-S was a a bit dark with xf details and he traded it to a loc… (View Post)