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Re: Grade Revealed: 1880 PCGS MS-64 Morgan Dollar (Gold Shield)
In the 1980s this would have been a 64. Back then a MS 65 of this date was $1000-$2000 IIRC. Very hard to make. But these days at $500 a 65 is not that big a deal. But getting a 66 on this date is no… (View Post)2 -
Re: Coins you love that didn't pass CAC
How many years transpired on the upgrading of that 1843 dollar from ogh AU50 to an AU53? Everyone is aware that from the 1990's to the present that grading has not remained static? That same coi… (View Post)7 -
Re: Random Thought on Dealer Inventory and CAC
For those owning 4-5 figure MS/PF coins and you're 70 and don't give a care about CAC and their standards....be prepared for yourself or your heirs to take a whupping at time of disposition… (View Post)6 -
Re: Fired as a client?
What took you so long? LOL. I always have my list of 5 full. A few changes along the way when a member is banned or disappears. Why waste a good "ignore" slot? One caveat though. If you don… (View Post)3 -
Re: Tell us your biggest jump in grade....
Body Bag to Gem is a nice jump. $10 Lib I bought in a PCGS MS64 holder. Cracked it out for "upgrade". It then went NGC BB, PCGS BB, and finally NGC MS66. So 64, BB, BB, 66. It doesn't … (View Post)3
