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Proofs are notoriously difficult to photograph well, and coins that look substandard can suddenly pop when properly lit. That said I can only go by these photos, and if the seller is grading it 63 th… (View Post)

That all seems perfectly reasonable to me, not seeing a problem there. (No, I'm not the dealer in question nor do I know who it is.) (View Post)

Doesn't look like a dig to me. Even if it were it would probably straight grade, the grading services are much more lenient on early issues and will forgive cleaning and damage that wouldn't pass mus… (View Post)

A few portraits in the 1770s, 74/75/77. Not bargains per se, but nothing like the 1733 (a relatively plentiful date) going for $23k. (View Post)

This has annoyed me for a long time, I assumed it was done intentionally to encourage TrueViews. Though in my albums it doesn't matter what the dimensions are, whether they are zoomed or not. They al… (View Post)