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I've bought a lot of sleeper coins over the preceding three decades that have risen nicely in value. They tend to stay flat for a long time because they don't trade frequently. All of a sudden, publi… (View Post)

I might be considered a "lazy hoarder." I have three 1853 NA quarters because I'm too lazy to sell the two duplicates. I started with a cleaned/retoned F15, bought a PCGS F12 that I don't r… (View Post)

The sad thing is that when prices were too low, I had a hard time locating any of the sleeper dates I wanted to own. I started collecting Seated 25c in the 1990s and promptly quit when I couldn't loc… (View Post)

When you're talking about the most expensive coins in the series, it's hard to believe one of them shows many crackouts in the pop. report, but another one does not. They probably have similar rates … (View Post)

An interesting thing happened with some of the "key dates" in this series. Looking at even older Red Books, the 1849-O, 1855-S, and 1878-S were always highly regarded as keys in the series.… (View Post)