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SOLD: 1885-O $1 MS64 OGH PCGS CAC
This wonderful original rainbow Morgan is a stellar example of mint-bag toning. Shades of peach, powder blue, and yellow transition into bright fuchsia, purple, royal blue, and a stunning emerald green. This green color glows with the underlying luster and dominantes the coin, further accented by the old green PCGS label… -
FS: 2007-D $1 T. Jefferson - Pos. B Satin Finish MS70SF Pop 1/0 "PCGS" (SOLD)
This is a Private Bid Sale, please submit serious offers by 5-16-08 @ 5:00 PM (Via Email Only) Please do not contact me thru PM. Submit legitimate offers via email. All offers will be addressed once reveiwed. This is a +12K Coin. (Any offers received below this mark will be rejected.) This will be a cash sale. The Sale… -
Re: Wow. this card looks bad for a 10
Here is some interesting stats for you. sgc 10 1989 topps baseball - Total 205 out of 4318 = 4.75% PSA 10 1989 Topps baseball -- total 16,073 out of 53,402 = 30% These numbers are totally out of control. 1) why would anyone send in that many 1989 Topps cards? Until recently none were worth a crap. The grading fees were… -
Re: 1922-D Lincoln Cent variations - Share your 1922 Lincoln pics
I have two 1922-D cents. On this circulated coin, the 1 and 9 in the date are much bolder than the 2's. This one's a PCGS MS64RD in an OGH, purchased in Teletrade auction #322 on May 22, 1991 for $139.75. Those were the days! There's a small dark spot below the E in E Pluribus Unum, but it's still a great coin. -
FSH: Proof gold eagle 1 oz and 1/4 oz box w/ papers
Selling 1 + 1/4 ounce gold proof eagles for $2,425 delivered via express mail. Both have boxes and papers and no spots or problems. 1 oz is 1989 and 1/4 oz is 1994. -
Re: 1965 Frank Robinson PSA-10 Pop 1/1 in PWCC Auction...
Having watched this "fist fight" for a pop 1/1 of Frank Robinson...I wish I would own the 1962 Frank Robinson psa-9 pop 1/1...a more difficult pop 1/1. -
Type 1 Photograph...Exceptional Price?
I am not educated on nor collect Type 1 photographs...but found this one very interesting since Topps used it in 1964 capturing Game #1 of the previous years' World Series. It sold tonight (8/3) in a Goldin Auction for about $9150. Is that an exceptional price for a Type 1 photograph? This price exceeds the cost of the… -
PCGS Insider Issue No. 1
PCGS Insider is here. With premium paper stock, upscale design, and high-value market insights, PCGS Insider is our best publication yet — perfectly crafted to bring collectors the best in numismatic news and analysis. PCGS Collectors Club members will receive their copy directly in their inbox or mailbox. 🔗 Visit… -
Re: ANSWER POSTED - Guess the grade (or details?): 1838 "no drapery, large stars" dime
Jim, you do have the honor of having made the highest grade guess.👍 MsMorrisine Posts: 38,666 ✭✭✭✭✭ April 30, 2026 1:34PM I guessed high again. i should've left it at too dark to tell > You didn’t post your guess so it never happened. 😉 -
What do I have here. Feel free to beat it up...$1 Gold
Hello. I wanted a coin minted 100 years before I was born. I am not that knowledgeable on $1 Gold, die cracks, strike and crustyness (is that a word). Looks like a weak strike to me. The stars at 9 and 10 o'clock are interesting. I liked the cheek so added it to my collection. Putting on my thick skin suit LOL...Take…
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