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Exploring Charlotte Gold Coins
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Old Post Posted 08/25/2021  07:32 am
I got interested in Charlotte mint coins a little too late. The prices are through the roof. Many are selling for 2-3X guide prices (or 2-3 grade levels above recent auction prices). I will have to wait for a correction or just enjoy others photos.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins
 
1796 Dollar - Real Or Fake?
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Old Post Posted 11/22/2020  07:29 am
I agree with it being a fake. I suggest using the PCGS CoinFacts APP (Free) to bring up images of a 1796 Dollar and you will be able to see the design flaws. The rim is the easiest to detect from the photograde images.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
1883-O $1 Morgan Dollar #4
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Old Post Posted 11/22/2020  07:07 am
I'm in teh MS62 camp on this one.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading

Opinions On Grade Wanted 4 1923 $20
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Old Post Posted 11/12/2020  9:30 pm
I would say AU on this one. You can get these graded for near melt as well.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
Opinions On Grade Wanted 4 1901 S $20
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Old Post Posted 11/12/2020  9:28 pm
Maybe MS61/62. A lot of marks in right OBV field and face took some hits. LIBERTY is either worn or an extremly weak strike. Hard to tell in these photos.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
Opinions On Grade Wanted 4 1880 S $10
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Old Post Posted 11/12/2020  9:23 pm
I would say AU-55 to 58 and maybe cleaned. Hard to say from these photos.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
Opinions On Grade Wanted 4 1880 P $10
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Old Post Posted 11/12/2020  9:18 pm
Au-55 to AU-58 but hard to tell from the photos.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
Which TPG Company Do You Prefer?
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Old Post Posted 11/12/2020  8:43 pm
My collection consists of only Pre-33 gold. I only buy PCGS (and usually only CAC) coins. I have seen a lot of overgraded NGC gold coins. I am sure others feel the same with PCGS. I will say when a dealer told me that after a gold submission to PCGS did not bring the results they wanted they would submit to NGC to get better grades.
Forum: Third Party Coin Grading (TPG): PCGS, NGC, ANACS, ICG, ETC.
 
1835 Capped Bust Half For Grade
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Old Post Posted 11/12/2020  3:14 pm
I would lean towards leaving the coin in the NGC holder but seeking a CAC sticker on it. If it passes the price just a lot.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
1861 Liberty Head $2.5 Coin - Mint Condition
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Old Post Posted 11/11/2020  9:52 pm
In the end it is a 160 year old coin and that is cool. It is unfortunate that someone decided to clean it up and make shinny. At today's spot gold price it does have $226 of gold in it.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins
 
1909 $2.50 Gold Coin - Grade?
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Old Post Posted 11/07/2020  7:53 pm
panzaldi ...I'm way off from the rest off CCF on this one. I see at VF35 maybe XF40

I am there with you. The detail in the headress is nearly gone. I go VF35 the test and looks cleaned for that level.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
1914 D - $2.50 Gold Coin - Grade?
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Old Post Posted 11/07/2020  7:48 pm
I am also in the AU camp. The second set of photos really does make it appear polised/cleaned.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
Coin Flipping: Bought On Ha/Gc Selling On Ebay
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Old Post Posted 11/06/2020  4:01 pm
Very common practice that is now out in the open for auctioned coins because auction history comes up when you search a coin on PCGS. Some dealers add a lot of money on to their auction buys. I have seen some try and double the price a couple months after winning it at auction. It is very common to see 25-30% bumps as well. Limited coin shows has pushed many dealers to GC, HA, Stacks, etc....
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins

So... You've Decided To Collect Dahlonega Gold...
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Old Post Posted 11/05/2020  3:32 pm
I can answer that with a Yes, I have decided to collect Dahlonega gold.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins
 
Peace Dollar Series Begins
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Old Post Posted 12/02/2018  7:44 pm
Have fun and take your time. There are a lot of really nice Peace dollars out there and they have been coming way down in price. You should be able to put together a nice looking set of coins.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins
 
1927-S Peace Dollar Grading Opinions
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Old Post Posted 12/01/2018  7:39 pm
From the photos it appears as though there is rim damage at about 8 o'clock. It looks like some of the edge of the coin is gone. The surfaces also look questionable. I would have to say details grade.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
Are Lower Mint State Gold Coins Wise Collection Choices?
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Old Post Posted 12/01/2018  11:36 am
Depending on the rarity of the date, MS61/62 coins should trade around spot plus a small premium. The quality will be all over the place in those grades. There are a lot on the market because there are tens of thousands graded of each date graded and they trade like bullion in some cases. When gold was at $400 an oz those common date coins sold for about $400 each (go back and search early 2000's Heritage auctions) when gold went to $1800 and oz, they moved to that and closed the gap with MS63/64 in some cases. If gold moves up from here I would suspect you could get MS63's for about the same money as 61/62's. If gold moves lower then the spread will widen most likely.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins
 
Encased Coins
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Old Post Posted 11/25/2018  6:45 pm
Some interesting ideas. I have a 1961 proof set in acrylic. Maybe I will crack the coins out.
Forum: US Modern Coins
 
1905 $2.50 Gold Piece Liberty Head
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Old Post Posted 11/25/2018  06:16 am
That's a very nice Liberty. Thanks for sharing.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins
 
1904 S Morgan Dollar - Grading Opinions
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Old Post Posted 11/24/2018  9:13 pm
I don't see how it would straight grade. I see it as details grade.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 


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