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I'm with Mark on this one as a Brown Unc. But anything 55 to 64 BN seems feasible from that period. Even PCGS wasn't all that consistent on these back then. One day you could get AU and the… (View Post)

Sheesh. It's an original looking 1844 in XF/AU. That's why JA beaned it. It's not a MS 65 to 67 to get all worked up about. If this were a branch mint 1844 the coin would be FAR more p… (View Post)

That coin might be "oven burnt" to get that effect. Tulving from the mid-80's to early 90's was selling "investment" packages of raw "rare coins" via Coin Worl… (View Post)

I'd say a 2x-3X toning premium. Regular 63's are currently around $60-$65. (View Post)

Despite yours and my perfect records over 40-50 yrs, losses do occur. One of my dealer friends had a perfect 40 yr batting average as well until about 5 yrs ago when he lost a package of about 2 doze… (View Post)