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The majority of the coins I collect don't have very discrete pricing levels based on individual grade points. I rarely have to consider passing on a coin because of my assessment of the grade. It oft… (View Post)

I don't think the USPS was designed or originally intended to be a profitable business. If it can succeed at that, then it's by good fortune and innovation. I don't understand how that became its pri… (View Post)

For me it's probably eBay, but my coins aren't generally worth enough to consider the top national auction houses. The debate for me would be whether I try to send them back to Europe. (View Post)

And my rationale is that I don't want my coins to be an investment or a significant asset, so I have to keep the numbers low. Otherwise I'm just lying to myself. (View Post)

I guess the first one is the graded one. A good lacquer job can preserve a coin and keep it looking good. Some of the most red German copper proofs I've seen have spent most of their lives lacquered. (View Post)