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Even the once "famous" 2009 UHR's are now going for minimal premiums to spot. The once "highly promoted" eventually fall hard. I still prefer the look and execution of the bi… (View Post)

4X for regrade...over a 6 yr period. 1862 NGC MS67 half dollar - probably finest known. CAC'd too. Each regrade cost $100-$125. All failed....despite several former PCGS graders all agreeing the… (View Post)

"One player I know (does shows and online) has 4 VG08-XF40. Occasionally he will retail one (between cost and retail) at a show or from his online store. Then the thrill of the hunt to replace f… (View Post)

I can see a P01 for common dates or even semi-keys. But I wouldn't put a PO1 high on the list for potential appreciation on a 1916 SLQ....nor a FR02 or AG03. A 1916 silver mint set? Where the on… (View Post)

Look closer at major collections like James A. Stack, Robison, Norweb, Pittman, and even Eliasberg. They weren't all gems....far from it....there were plenty of dogs or so-so coins, even low gra… (View Post)