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Jmlanzaf, maybe I am misreading your posts but to me there is a huge difference between 1) your selling raw coins with an accurate description and 2) a factory that buys up a lot of details coins wit… (View Post)

Really difficult for me to pick favorites out here - you are pursuing a toned look that make seated halves so fun to collect. 1839, 1879 and 1887 are all top-notch looking and, in some cases, appear … (View Post)

As to the look of Fairmont coins, I think Fathom captures it pretty well when he says "spectacularly original." They stand as reminders that almost all gold from the 1800s (including most o… (View Post)

Thanks for posting this. The CACG photo is more suggestive of the assigned grade than the SB photo, which shows reflectivity that from the CACG photo is not there. In any event, very nice example of … (View Post)

I like the quality of the Fairmont coins so I will keep buying them if I find ones I need. Unfortunately, the latest offering has almost nothing for me. Grades keep getting lower and there are longer… (View Post)