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I'm not sure but good question (View Post)

They were heavily promoted in the late 1980s, the TPGs could not keep up with demand so not enough to go around, and there was a lot of investor money flowing into the coin market. Prices rocketed an… (View Post)

Some of the old 65's are today's 67, but not all of them, some of them are still 65 or worse. (View Post)

I know very little about foreign coins, but some of them are very attractive, and very reasonable compared to US coins. (View Post)

I am not sure but I wonder if sometimes it has to do with market grading, and the price jump between the plus and the next higher grade. (View Post)