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I'd submit it just to get it in a Genuine holder in case you want to sell it at some point. If it somehow straight grades, it's just your lucky day. (View Post)

I submitted this one raw in 2008 or so. It was off the market since the 1950s. It made PCGS F12, but probably got a mercy grade due to the rareness of the date, since they overlooked the obverse scra… (View Post)

XF45 details, might have a light cleaning or other problem lurking. Scarce date in the series, tough to find at that grade level. If it could be certified problem-free, it would be in a PCGS holder a… (View Post)

I thought I would go back into my archives and revisit the 1909-D dime that I owned for several years. Bought it in 2006 in a PCGS MS64 holder. I bought an entire collection of AU/MS Barber 10c in PC… (View Post)

Buyer won't get anything but $200 deducted from their bank account. The seller would have to be a real numbskull to not notice two gold coins in the lot. My guess is that nothing ever gets shipped an… (View Post)