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It's trivial for raw coins, but the coins that warrant it are seldom raw, making it a pain to do, especially at a show. I therefore seldom use this. You might occasionally see me pull out a piece of … (View Post)

I'm wondering if the OP's assumption was that ANACS caught all varieties and it wasn't worth the effort to search for unattributed ones. (View Post)

Back to 1783 is US and colonial, then world coins in early America, then wherever I could find something I liked. (View Post)

This Prussian 1531 Groschen just showed up the other day, filling the last hole in a run from 1499 to present. (View Post)

If the coins aren't sent in for varieties, there won't be one on the label. I imagine there is plenty of opportunity regardless of the grading service. (View Post)