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Re: question on selling old INS coins
This has all been such great advice! Photos, coin show and links. And, although I didn't want to have to get this involved in your world of coins, I think I was learning - "You may get an offer for the entire group that is less than the top couple coins are worth." - is very real and something I want to avoid. So, now I… -
Re: Inspired by RYK's dirty gold .......... (Updated)
Very nice coin and great look. I'm with "fc".......nice change of pace from the norm. great pickup.......be careful not to get bit by the southern gold bug. wes -
Re: help grade this unc. 1936 buffalo nickel (carbon spots)
<< <i>Great Southern Coins = problem coins >> +1 The coin is probably cleaned -
Re: Post your best acquisition of 2025
Not a coin but here are my two most important acquisitions for 2025. The first is what I consider to be one of the best New York Nationals out there - it's a number 1 note from the only bank to operate in Tottenville, NY - a small village at the southern tip of Staten Island in New York City. Because of its value, the… -
[Ebay] Rare Dansco/Continental Line Album: Republic of Austria Type Coins 1918-1963
Rare Dansco/Continental Line Album: Republic of Austria Type Coins 1918-1963 Ebay Auction: https://www.ebay.com/itm/326504587680 Auction ends 04/06/2025 Album Description * Three pages covering the Republic of Austria from 1918-1963 * No coins are included. Album Condition * This album is in excellent condition. There are… -
Let us Welcome one of the Key Date Rarities to the Gold Dollar Collection ***1863***
The War raged on, casualties mounted...but both sides were sure they would be Victorious in the end. Both felt "God was on their side"....England, though, had begun to play a great part in the War. Southern Cotton and Yankee Gold had purchased many arms and supplies. The British somehow felt akin to the struggles of the… -
Re: Book recommendations on classic gold?
One book will not cover everything, but here a few suggested books: The United States $3 Gold Pieces by Bowers with Winter New, excellent book about mid-late nineteenth century gold coins with focus (obviously) on $3's Gold Coins of the Dahlonega Mint (1838-1861) by Winter Great book to learn about the coins from the… -
Re: How significant is the upcoming Duke's Creek collection of Dahlonega gold (Heritage Atlanta auction)
Does anyone know how significant a collection this is? Very significant for southern gold enthusiasts as it contains many of the finest knowns of the Dahlonega branch mint series. How does it compare to the Green Pond collection? The coins in the Green Pond collection contained far fewer finest knowns. Of the two complete… -
Re: It seems that some people are always looking to find something wrong with what sellers do...
When was the last time someone posted a thread recommending dealers they have done business with? I formerly started a new thread and for newps on these boards and gave credit to the dealer who sold me the coin. I decided against this practice when the coins became more expensive (compared to the average coin bought/sold… -
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So I buy a circulated silver coin on ebay that I already have several of and was interested in this one ONLY because of what appeared to be some kind of gold electro plating or possible some kind of unique toning, most likley plating. But in any case what appealed to me was the cameo effect created by the plating and I…
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