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Off the top of my head, reasonable buy prices on those coins would be on the ccs: 78: $150; 79:$200; 1880: $450; 1881: $150; 1882: $150; 83: $225; 84: $225; 85: $500-$600; 89: $400-$500; 1890-1892: $… (View Post)

In our coin club we had a member who disliked the "show and tell" phrase when members wanted to share what they had so by agreement it was changed to "presentations", though some … (View Post)

There will always be premiums, maybe somewhat flattened but people like aesthetic, beautiful historical coins rather that bullion. Maybe I'm governed too much by reason but the "investment"… (View Post)

Dillon Gage used to offer 99% on gold, not sure what they're doing now. (View Post)

Little if any numismatic value; I'd look for a precious metals dealer who has a top line gold assayer and try to get around spot price based on that. (View Post)