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Re: A slippery slope - too late to stop?
This is because of CAC whose influence really began to take hold in market pricing around 2009. The reason the NGC pops stayed the same was that anything crossable or crack worthy found its way to PC… (View Post)3 -
Re: I thought this was a great explanation of priceguides and how to use them!
PCGS price guide is generally full retail on 90% of the US coin market. For those in high demand and tougher to find coins (like Bill Jones' coins) this doesn't apply. Very few except the t… (View Post)1 -
Re: A slippery slope - too late to stop?
I was around in the 1988-1989 market full time, usually buying raw choice/gem seated/bust/barber type coins from major auctions/shows to be slabbed and then resold. My recollection was that in the ar… (View Post)4 -
Re: Is the hobby of coin collecting dying, thoughts?
On a similar note, the persons appearing on our current cent, nickel, quarter, and half dollar (and $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100 Federal Reserve Notes) are perceived by many to have "flaws" … (View Post)2 -
Re: Is CAC cheapening itself?
Looks fine as AG03 as the reverse is essentially FR02. No way a Good obverse and Fair reverse average out to Good. A decent quality low ball coin that's stickered. Worth a lot more than melt. Go… (View Post)2
