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For whatever it's worth, from how I'm reading the rules, the retirement of the set is not meant to be so much a punitive measure, but more likely a protective one, with a default position of assuming… (View Post)

A lot of ebay sellers fall into the category of like mom-n-pop pawn shops where coins represent like 1% of their business model (and slabbed coins are a fraction of those) -- it's a big ask for them … (View Post)

Whichever registry the cert belongs to. NGC coins, check the NGC registry. PCGS, check the PCGS registry. Only makes sense to check the registries that have the power to remove their own coin. So oft… (View Post)

Whereas, buying from a professional realtor, you'll have full confidence that you're buying a property that's free of ALL liens and encumbrances, with all easements discovered and disclosed. You're p… (View Post)

A lot of the auction house clients wouldn't have a clue about the registry sets, as they'd be the ones liquidating a deceased loved one's assets, etc -- Granny ain't got a clue what PCGS is... Auctio… (View Post)