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It is important to talk to family about coins before leaving a collection to them after you die. They need to know how to and how not to liquidate should they inherit the collection. It seems everyon… (View Post)

There is no direct contact between coin surfaces and the food saver bag. There is always a barrier of some sort, whether it be a PCGS / NGC / ANACS holder, a cardboard 2x2 mylar flip, or a non-PVC co… (View Post)

If it's an expensive coin, I will typically stray away from any coin in a genuine holder. However, it the coin is valued at $200 or less and I like the coin, I will buy it. Most coins from the 1800's… (View Post)

PCGS is hitting the 40 million mark. Name a single coin with a mintage figure of 40 million (give or take a few). For starters: 1945-D Mercury Head Dime Mintage record: 40,245,000 It kind of sheds so… (View Post)

There's nothing wrong with you. The difference is one cost is sunk while the other is not. There is about a ZERO percent chance that you will ever recoup the funds spent at Home Depot to decorate you… (View Post)