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Re: What was your first "big" coin buy?
A complete set of proof silver eagles in 2004 including the 1995-W for $3200. I sold the 1995-W in mid 2005 for $4K and still have the rest of the set. I kinda wish I would have kept it now. It is an amazing set with beaming lustere and no sign of any milk spots. -
Re: More 1964 "unopened proof sets" in the mail today
HMM...milk spots and hairlines? Most of the time when I get a batch of "unopened" proof sets that have some AHs in them, the coins "coincidentally" turn out to be junk. Not that I'd be hinting that these sellers would be less than completely honest about the "unopened" status of the sets they sell. Russ, NCNE -
Re: Ok, edjukate me on this
Looks AT to me, but what do I know. Let PCGS determine that All I see are 2 nasty fingerprints, couple of milk spots and some very bright toning rarely seen on 100yr old coins So I turn to the experts at PCGS to decide for me... PCGS opinion on toning -
Re: When is it worth sending for CAC?
I have never heard of a CAC sticker hurting the value of a coin. If you like a piece enough and plan on keeping it is always a good ego boost to get the bean. If anything, it validates you spotted a good example of the series. If the downside is $16.50 and shipping, and that takes milk off your table, then do not do it. -
Re: Newbie help (dialuppers beware?)
That sure is odd, couln't tell what that is. Just to give you a heads up, I have had excellent results storing ASE's in vacuum sealed bags. Some have been sealed for 6 years, no milk, no spots. I use the Food Saver brand. Good luck with your Eagle's. -
Re: Are US Mint Bullion items coins or not???
Its a buck that a week ago was worth about 17 bucks, now its a buck that's worth about 12.75 bucks, unless of course its a 2008 rev of 07, then its worth about 500.00 bucks, until it gets milk spots, then you'd have to check with the precious metals forum for a price......... -
Re: US Mint to change Composition of Silver Proof sets!
<< <i>I wouldn't mind seeing the nickel in silver, too! >> or the cent... shame they changed the designs so bad they look like chuck e cheese tokens though on topic yeah i'm sure price will reflect this metal content change...maybe though... the milk spot problem will cease -
Re: Interesting toned silver eagle
For $60-$75 I might be a buyer. I don't find the toning attractive, looks like it fought with a red Crayon. Bochiman's toners, very nice. drwstr123's toner, nothing to say, but WOW. Wish mine would tone like that, I'm good at milk spots though. Scott -
Re: Where's the cheapest place to buy Ikes in any condition?
Welcome. We carry them and so do many others - I would first check out the PCGS Price Guide then ebay and look for eye appeal. Does the coin have haze or milk spots? Here is our website: Cameo CC Web site Hope this helps. Todd -
Re: Well, I have my bids in at both the Goldberg and Heritage auctions.
The 1866-s 25c in the rattler MS66 holder is one I used to own back in the late 1980's. I owned it for $14K. Today I'd be surprised if it went under $75K and possibly over $100K. It's clean enough to be a MS67 all day long. The one obvious carbon spot does detract and might hold it back. That larger spot was not there in…
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