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> Not sure what you mean by this. At numerous points in history, all around the world, silver coins were used as circulating money. The Roman denarius ranged from 98% silver to 5% silver, dependin… (View Post)

Okay, I'll play... Looks absolutely gorgeous! With all the usual caveats that you can't grade from a photo or a computer screen, I'd guess PF-68. (View Post)

Agreed! Nothing wrong with stacking bullion, in my book. My personal love is coins, but I do a bit of both. Bullion, coinage, jewelry...any of these would be better than none. To make sure I'm c… (View Post)

Okay, I'll bite. 1852 trime, probably 'F' with better reverse than obverse. Purchased at the Harrisburg Coin Show in September. Most of my acquisitions this year weren't terribly … (View Post)

Intermediate-level collector here, from the US. Likely a couple decades younger than many posters here, and probably with lighter pockets as well. Consider that in light of what follows... There is m… (View Post)