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Re: In a challenging market...have dealers and collectors maintained their gentle demeanor?
@coinbuf....I totally agree with that...social media is most un-sociable....The keyboard commando's would never say such things face to face... they would get hit. And their false courage allows them to display their ignorance. As far as the coin market, I have seen no changes in demeanor of dealers or collectors. Cheers,… -
Re: Pittsburgh Steelers v. Green Bay Packers
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"A consolation prize, part 2"

This thread is about a two-part acquisition, the first being the NGN $5 I wrote about previously. Moffatt coinage has a fascinating story, and out of all the privately minted gold, Moffatt & Co enjoyed the most prestigious reputation based on official assays performed in Philadelphia. For some reason, the 1853 $20 is… -
Re: Current state of the coin conundrum
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Re: SOLD: 1794 Half Dollar PCGS 12 PQ+ original $11,250/obo
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Re: I really hate people that intentionally try to deceive
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Re: HELP....I NEED ADVICE FROM FELLOW BOARD MEMBERS ABOUT AN EBAY SALE GONE BAD
<< <i>I don't see how his declining insurance changes the matter. >> Because, unfortunately, there are dishonest buyers who deliberately decline insurance so they can falsely claim they did not receive the merchandise. This is why I don't give my buyers the choice. Everything is shipped insured. Russ, NCNE -
Re: what happens to Mahomes cards now?
False. If you switched teams Mahomes is not the same player. This is the simple elevation of the quarterback without thinking of the weapons he has has his entire career and an offense that fits his skill set to a tee. Running around and flinging the ball up for grabs does not typically work in the NFL and it did not again… -
Re: Simple prediction thread: Where will gold and silver prices be in one year?
@jmski52: did JPM get convicted of suppressing prices or manipulating prices? There’s a big difference. According to Reuters: “Traders would place orders on one side of the market which they never intended to execute, to create a false impression of buy or sell interest that would raise or depress prices” They created… -
Re: Impressions of this 1806 Half.
<< <i>I am referring to the material on the rim between star 3 & 4 as "cud like" >> Again, this is a false and misleading statement. THERE ARE NO CUDS ON THIS OBVERSE DIE. I have written several articles in the John Reich Journal on draped bust half dollars, including articles on cuds and new die marriage discoveries for…
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