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Re: Error Experts: How did this happen (1970-S PF 25c on $5 gold)? Was it legally issued? Title issues?
There are a lot of variables and you might be out of luck. There are no federal statutes I am aware of that would control recovery for a buyer, so it would turn to state law. But what happens if it w… (View Post)1 -
Re: BU Roll Market Perking Up.
I’m sure. I can imagine some of us in leather Victorian style chairs with pipes trashing Morgan Dollars as uber common bullion in the 1870s and early 1880s. (View Post)1 -
Re: Error Experts: How did this happen (1970-S PF 25c on $5 gold)? Was it legally issued? Title issues?
The other arguments against the government that are implied in the article are not legally sound. 1- The Secret Service did not have authorization to make such a ruling and it does not constitute a v… (View Post)1 -
Re: Would somebody care to generate a list of all of the U.S. coins to be issued in 2026?
2026 U.S. MINT COIN MASTER LIST (Preliminary Count: 108) SEMIQUINCENTENNIAL Lincoln Cent 1776 ~ 2026 Lincoln Cent — No Mint Mark — Uncirculated 1776 ~ 2026 Lincoln Cent — S — Proof Jefferson Nickel 1… (View Post)7 -
Re: Error Experts: How did this happen (1970-S PF 25c on $5 gold)? Was it legally issued? Title issues?
Although certainly not binding authority, the Mint’s official policy is that coins that were never lawfully issued but struck remain property of the U.S. Mint. It confiscated an unauthorized aluminum… (View Post)1
