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Between those two, definitely the 1854. (View Post)

I don't think so. I've been hanging out here a long time and while the forum draws people in all kinds of niches with all kinds of approaches and budgets and goals, most of us who settle in here over… (View Post)

This one without a doubt. I've bought just two real coins and two bullion items this year, and this is by far the more significant of the two coins. (View Post)

At a show three or four years ago my daughter found a 1979 PDS SBA Souvenir Set with the Wide Rim / Near Date 79-P. The set envelope was autographed by US Mint Chief Engraver Frank Gasparro, dated 12… (View Post)

Wiped out! LOL I have some bullion I could dump at an OK profit if something comes along I can't live without, but as far as cash out of pocket goes it's over. I don't feature a very big coin budget. (View Post)