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Pawn Stars episode with Byzantine gold coin, Constantine IX
Coins on Television, continued: The History Channel program "Pawn Stars" episode "Cold Hard Cash", first broadcast on November 14, 2013, featured a Byzantine gold coin. The host, Rick Harrison, bought the coin from the seller for $1100. David Vagi of NGC Ancients identified the emperor as Constantine IX, AD 1033-1055, and… -
Re: Saturday morning coffee with coins
Thanks for playing guess the reverse Todd, as you no doubt know, 105 and 106 both share obverse 5 which makes this a game of die states... I'm not sure that 106 can be definitely eliminated from possible for the obverse I posted, unless the die clashes are always mushy on the 106a? Anyhow, you are correct on that one! As… -
Re: Morgans selling far below PCGS Price Guide
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Re: BBCE prices out of line perhaps? 1987/88 Fleer Basketball
<< <i>We as a group bought that same box from BBCE for $1035, just last month. There were no complaints. >> So buying a $28 pack is equivalent to buying a $1085 box? Are you serious? Allow me to show you why you are wrong: Neglecting graded cards (you could have a box with 3 Jordan 10's, or a box with centering issues, so… -
Re: Got a neat signed Pete Rose rookie today with photos of signing

<< <i>Very nice. I can't help but wonder what all the chicken scratch on his desck cover means. Who is "seebach's"?, and does Pete owe him $1050? Somethings up with Tony and $100 also. Hmmmmmmmm. >> /////////////////////////// David Seebach is a famous magician that might be performing in Vegas while Pete's there. The… -
Re: Silver, Gold, Platinum Eagles, Buffalo Issues, Mints Intentions, Historical and current sales data f
Your right Coolest but the individual 1 oz. 1/2 oz and 1/4 didn't. That doesn't make sense to me. Am I off base with my observation? OLC, You are not off base on this. These are the numbers: WEEKLY SALES REPORT FOR 12/7/2008 1OZ .5 .25 .1 4 SETS PROOF PLATINUM EAGLES 2432 1056 1293 2810 2296 SALES REPORT AS OF 12/16/2008… -
I'll give Stack's an A+, ANR an A and Heritage a C-

A little comparison of how Stack's, American Numismatic Rarities and Heritage present 3 different examples of the same coin type. I picked an obscure type that warrants some kind of description - the very rare Talbot / Blofield Cavalry Mule: The first example described by Stacks: 1795 Talbot, Allum & Lee Cent… -
Newps from Baldwin's Spring 2020 FPL

With the announcement of the new Baldwin's Spring FPL, I am excited to announce my two new purchases from that. (Images are cropped from the PDF file for the listings.) DENMARK. Knud II den Store (the Great). 1018-1035. AR Penny (1.04g). East Danish standard, early snake type. Lund mint. Serpent curling left, blundered… -
Re: Classic Head large cent. Help a guy out that's heading for F.U.N**** Success!
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Re: gold stuck in a trading range
the risk you are talking about, in technical talk, is called "gapping up." gapping up means gold would jump from, say 950 to 1050 in one day. while that can happen, the jump to 1050 if it holds would be the signal to invest in gold again. the risk that gold can jump overnight from 950 to 1150 to 1250 is slim. and those of…
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