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Why would you buy it if you didn’t know it was genuine? Even a details coin is probably worth at least $6K. If you got it for much less than that it is either counterfeit or you got it from someone w… (View Post)

I think @TomB @BillJones and @U1chicago have really nailed it. I think the preference for PCGS has grown in the 22 years I have been collecting slabbed coins. Even if both companies had exactly the s… (View Post)

As a toned coin collector I like: Sunnywood Simpson Northern Lights Aurora Borealis I own three of the above as well as a Pogue coin. (View Post)

I wouldn’t agree this date is notorious for weak strikes and low luster. While there are many such coins, it is not at all hard to find well-struck and brilliant examples. PL and DMPL examples are pl… (View Post)

I find most of these posts to be unusually, and unnecessarily rough. I know the poster’s history but he seems to be asking an honest question. Maybe people are consciously or subconsciously downgradi… (View Post)