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Anyone have any of these?
Looking to pick up a couple.
https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/proof-1855-gold-dollar-brings-329-000-dollars-price-in-las-vegas-sale?utm_medium=Email&utm_source=Lyris&utm_campaign=AuctionHousePost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
I just used your awesome site for back up info to purch an
1855 G$1 pcgs-61 in amt $1290.
Discussion with my dealer bud,
premiums on rarities like this (& $3 gold pieces) have continued dropping.
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Love the CC Morgs.
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2017 - Gold rose in all major currencies.
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2017 - Gold rose in all major currencies.
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Adding a personal observation to the article linked at bottom re "Rundown of Slabbing Services."
At any large coin show, for example Long Beach, you More ... -
Thank you for adding these wonderful insights!
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First sentence below is best I have read this year.
Read & heed.
From article linked below...
"The United States federal government is not a benevolent caretaker, but a leech that will use its citizens as a host to keep itself alive.
As mainstream pundits and elected officials inevitably shift blame...First sentence below is best I have read this year.More
Read & heed.
From article linked below...
"The United States federal government is not a benevolent caretaker, but a leech that will use its citizens as a host to keep itself alive.
As mainstream pundits and elected officials inevitably shift blame around like a twisted version of musical chairs, remember that self-reliance is the only solution. Those who become dependent on this crumbling house of cards are doomed to suffer the same fate as those seen waiting in lines for government handouts in places like Venezuela. Celebrate the $20 trillion dollar debt by breaking from the old system and exploring the new economy built on peer-to-peer networks, where individual skills are worth more than empty promises made by the State."
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-03-15/us-about-hit-20-trillion-debt-heres-how-it-affects-youPost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
Update on MS-65, $20 Libs:
Now retailing for about $2810. (spot @ $1219)
"...retailed for $4750 back in FEB '04 with spot at $410."
Therefore, spot is 809 higher and the beautiful -65, $20 Libs are $1940 lower.Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
Adding a personal observation to the article linked at bottom re "Rundown of Slabbing Services."
At any large coin show, for example Long Beach, you will see two kinds of slabbed coins...PCGS or NGC.
In past few years PCGS seems to be preferred by collectors (as stated in the linked article).
The...Adding a personal observation to the article linked at bottom re "Rundown of Slabbing Services."More
At any large coin show, for example Long Beach, you will see two kinds of slabbed coins...PCGS or NGC.
In past few years PCGS seems to be preferred by collectors (as stated in the linked article).
The others?
Have any other type (not PCGS or NGC) of graded coin checked carefully by someone knowledgeable. Better yet, have it reslabbed.Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
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