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Re: 1926 $2.5 Gold Sesquicentennial {Grade Revealed}
First photos give me the impression of AU-55 to 58. Second set looks Mint State. Either it shows how much lighting and angles can affect pictures or you took an Unc and carried it for fun. :) (View Post)2 -
Re: Did someone lose a coin at the ANA?
. . No, but the underbidder did lose that one. (View Post)4 -
Re: 1901-S quarter in PCGS-58, Pics Found
It might be in a 61 or 62 holder by now. The 58 slab may no longer exist, just never turned back in. (View Post)8 -
Re: Unpopular
Even though I like them, they came to mind. Apparently they are so unmemorable that they were almost overlooked to even be ranked as high as unpopular. Makes a nice type coin, but seems not so many d… (View Post)3 -
Re: Time for an entertaining Fantasy AUCTION for the 1854-S!
$8,525,000 was the jump hammer bid on the 1794 Specimen Dollar that put it over $10 Million and ultimately won setting the new record. = = = = = = My hammer bid is $2.3 million, which is the next inc… (View Post)1