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Re: Saturday morning coffee with coins
Saturday morning. There is no better way to start it off than making a breakfast for me and my wife, plus checking out this thread to see what great coins (and Pan American Exposition medal) are being played with today. Eldorado9 routinely provides some gorgeous eye candy for forum consumption. Kudos and props to him. I… -
Who had fun at FUN?!? (EVEN MORE pics added!)
I sure did! First off, I met with PCGS's very own Don Willis (a shout out to Don) who is absolutely the friendliest and nicest person to deal with. PCGS is now in the process of slabbing my best 145 Palestine Mandate coins for the new 'Jerusalem Collection' (all 145 coins come with Trueview images (Don, you ARE the BEST!).… -
REALLY Putting Things Into Perspective
Dear Group, We all hear stories about attempts to convince/justify purchasing a piece of card board for thousands or tens of thousands of dollars. I'm sure to a certain extent, some of these stories are true and some are untrue. But after reading this story about a Gustav Klimt painting selling for $135 million, we can… -
Re: HOW TO BUILD A GREAT COLLECTION-4 EASY TIPS- From Legend
#1 Do NOT feel you have to build a "registry collection." ANY great collection is an assembledge of pheneomenal coins. It can be 5 MS66 colored Morgans, a mini set of 1900-1907 $2.5 in MS65, or even a Type Collection. Build a collection YOU want and YOU are comfortable with, do NOT feel you have to be involved in any race.… -
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Ebay: Nada No Auctions on Ebay. some BINs, but you can get them here for less! FOR SALE HERE - Shipping and Insurance INCLUDED in price! -- Get 'em before they go to eBay!! MANY LARGE PICTURES FOLLOW BELOW -- PLEASE SCROLL THROUGH ALL OF THEM TO SEE WHAT IS AVAILABLE!! Prices on most items below to levels below what I… -
Declared Finest Known, 1794 Dollar is Now Graded CACG MS67 And Insured For $15 Million

https://www.numismaticnews.net/us-coins/declared-finest-known-1794-dollar-is-now-graded-cacg-ms67-and-insured-for-15-million Not seen in public for 30 years, the coin’s anonymous owner will consider displaying it in 2025 as one of the USA’s most important coins. A 1794 Flowing Hair silver dollar, sold at auction “raw” as… -
Re: Thinking more and more about putting together a type set of US gold

A 16 gold coin type set contains the following: Three gold dollars (Type I, II, and III) Liberty and Indian quarter eagles $3 gold No motto and With Motto Liberty $5 Indian $5 No motto and With Motto Liberty $10 Indian $10 Three $20 Libs (Type I, II, and III) Saint PCGS' registry set contains: Issue Weight Gold Dollar,… -
Re: 2000 Collectors Edge Graded Football
I assembled the #1 set having all the 10's you can get incl two 1/1's, w/ a 9.96 grade weight. MOSH took the set off my hands and will remain #1 as long as they keep it. Here is the write up that I had in my set which is still listed on the registry under the All Time section. This will give all some info on this set...jay… -
Re: 1972 topps baseball question
Well. . .I can tell you the way I went about it and maybe you'll find something you can use. My current set is the second attempt at a graded 72 set. The first go around, I got to 94% with a GPA of around 7.95. Then I sold off everything. But I just couldn't stay away, so in March 2003 I decided to do the 72 set again;… -
MS67BN: The Unicorn Grade of Toned Lincoln Cents

One of the extreme rarities in the Lincoln Cent series are those coins graded PCGS MS67BN. This is a rare and difficult to find grade and color-class combination. Just to emphasize how rare — from the founding of PCGS in 1985 until 2012 (a time period spanning 27 years) — the highest graded Wheat Lincoln Cent in the Brown…
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