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When the price jump between grades is high (and the TPG's price risk is high as well) then yes, the TPG's will probably more closely scrutinize said coin. They can't crack it out to in… (View Post)

Actually, in gold's rapid rise in the 1977-1980 period, gold more than compensated for the rise in other commodities, pretty much out-pacing them all. Gold's monetary job is not to make you… (View Post)

Just based on US reported inflation since January 1980 (+213%) today's gold price should be $2738. If you went by the increase in sovereign debt, M2, M0 or other monetary measures, it would be c… (View Post)

$3200? You can buy MS 63 CACs for around $2000-$2200. LOL. I saw him for the first time 2 weeks ago hawking the "rare" 1928 Saint Gaudens in NGC MS65 condition. He had dozens of them. And c… (View Post)

Maybe not. In those wild wild west days a lot of "iffy" coins got dumped into fixed price lists, Coin World ads, and mail bid sales. If they got "lost" on route, that might be a b… (View Post)