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For bullion, I'd stick to a single figure, like bullion value or the slightly lower dealer buy price. Being the actual price that one would receive if sold on the date of death, it would be easier (a… (View Post)

If a few collectors like to collect lowball grades, why not collect damaged coins? Damage may be disqualifying to most but so are excessively worn coins. Who are you to tell people what they like or … (View Post)

1857 was the last year that the Spanish Real (1/8 of a dollar or 12 1/2 cents) was legal tender in the U.S. There would be no need to make change for coins that were no longer legal tender after 1857… (View Post)

If the doubling is caused by a die shift during striking, wouldn't this still qualify as an error? It's a miss struck coin. (View Post)

I think that VF is fair for each and I'd value the 1923 at $25-$35 and the 1917 at about twice that. That would be a lower retail price. One could ask more but these are readily available, so you sho… (View Post)