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As a small-time seller, this is very true. Lots of guys are “auction buyers” and bid big bucks at auction but always think they are being ripped off if you offer them something reasonable at your tab… (View Post)

Good question! The difference is that the copper proof sets of the nineteenth century were more like one-offs rather than commercial products made in the thousands like the silver proof sets of today… (View Post)

Well of course. The 1% GP is what drives up the cost. I get that it costs more to “insure” a $1m coin than a $100k coin for authenticity, and the grading fee would otherwise be identical for the two … (View Post)

For me (and I assume many here) it's not that we cannot grade. We want our coins in plastic for various reasons. Personally, I care more about correct attribution than I do about the TPG assigne… (View Post)

1997 and 2002, I believe. (View Post)