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Here’s my take: The goal of sending coins to auction is to get as many eyeballs on them as possible, and hopefully some of those eyeballs will turn into bids and raise your price realized. Nobody fro… (View Post)

It’s not the Mexican Mint saying that they are rare. Besides, it’s still 2025, and they are allowed by law to keep minting them as they see fit. It’s more a cash grab by dealers (and unreliable journ… (View Post)

Before bidding internationally, it’s worth weighing whether you can buy a similar coin domestically (not always an easy decision) and whether the potential hassle is worth it (delays, extra fees, ext… (View Post)

Probably similar to what happened in Canada. Demand will disappear before supply since businesses will start rounding once minting stops. People will still have them and spend them for 5-6 years afte… (View Post)

I agree. And it makes sense it’s French. (View Post)