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More than fairly common, really common. For the 1881-S which is mentioned in the OP, the two services (NGC and PCGS) record about 634,000 (excluding "details" coins) grading events and give… (View Post)

Maybe, but how many want it as a collectible, as opposed to buying it due to the mintage which seems to be almost entirely for speculation? First Spouse has almost no collector appeal. It's comp… (View Post)

Big difference between those two examples IMO, but it still depends upon the person's overall financial situation. $1MM isn't actually that much in 2025 even liquid, but it goes a lot furth… (View Post)

Gold dollars and quarter eagles in any quality most collectors want to buy sell for substantial premiums to the spot price. Not the choice I'd have in mind as a good candidate for buying as a me… (View Post)

That's a coin I was interested in too (very nice for this mint) but wasn't going to allocate the budget to it. I thought it would sell for somewhat more. Low mintage where there can't … (View Post)