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Guy pulled 1 half of a 1/1 Cooper Flagg card and Topps offered $6K FanCash
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A totally insane Loomis box of quarters...19 silver, 1 W, 2 QuarterMaster, 1 toner

Felt like this one deserved it's own post... I still average maybe 1 or 2 silver quarters per year out of dozens of boxes. So this all from one box of vendor coins is just completely nuts. I went back to the Chase bank where I got them to see if they had any other boxes with the same date stamp, no luck there. But also, no… -
SOLD: 1797 1/2C 1 ABOVE 1 P01 PCGS CAC

CAC Pop 2 and the Lowest. This 1797 Draped Bust Half Cent, attributed as the “1 Above 1” variety (Cohen-1, Breen-1), is an extraordinary survivor at the absolute basal level of preservation, certified PCGS P01 and approved by CAC. The engraver’s dramatic blunder—punching a second digit 1 above the first—remains… -
Some Thoughts on the Reverse Design of the $1 Bill
I just completed my $1 silver certificate type set. FYI, I have found this to be a great set to assemble because it has a definite start and end, and none of the bills is exorbitantly expensive. Even the 1896 $1 Educational note can be had in a nice grade for a decent price. I have enjoyed examining the reverse designs on… -
$1 1892 S - A Short Story

$1 1892 S - A Short Story (of valuation and...) Wow, I was cleaning up my Draft folder and found this. I probably started it a few years ago but do recall coming back and updating several times. Guess I forgot about it after that. I did not attempt to check all the links and update to any new data but figured a few people… -
Re: Were Walter Payton (Series 1) and Marino (Series 2) "Heroes" autos in packs of 1992 Upper Deck FB?
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SOLD: 1843 $1 MS64 PCGS CAC

The 1843 Seated Liberty dollar was struck during a period when silver dollars saw limited circulation. Finding examples today in any grade that has original surface and CAC approval should not be overlooked. The coin displays bright, original silver surfaces with a refined palette that is entirely consistent with carefully… -
Re: PO-1 fans are idiots.............
I think PO-1 coins appeal to collectors because of the rarity. Most of the coins in that grade were melted for the silver before they were even graded, hence the rarity. It is a gamble to try and get a PO-1 grade, because if it comes back as a good or low grade like that you probably just spent more than that coins is now… -
First and only known PROOF 1824/1 Capped Bust half-dollar certified
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Re: FS eBay: Very low BIN prices Bolivia, Guatemala, Peru & Mexico early milled 1 reales
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