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I don't know why the generally wear of the coins would be substantially different, but with the clads the starting number is just much much larger. If anything, my guess would be that Barbers sa… (View Post)

@cladking said: There were 311 million 1972-D quarters minted. It seems unlikely to me that 310.9 million of them will disappear. (View Post)

I don't think that's how it works. If there was a ton of demand, either the prices would dramatically rise, or the supply would increase to meet the demand. All factors point to clad non to… (View Post)

I'm thinking the same thing. I have the customary collectors box of odds and ends that aren't really in my collection; couple random MS Saints, eagles, half eagles, MS64/65 morgan/peace dol… (View Post)

The FBI had to safeguard the contents of the boxes. To do so, there typically is an inventory. It appears they videoed everything to cover their backside. They couldn't just leave everything uns… (View Post)