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Congrats John,
That is no small accomplishment.

Now to upgrade?

That's a cool one for sure.
All the best coins go to nice guys.

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Great; more Vams to collect, lol, even harder now to catch the Phenom Foggie!

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Andy

Storing in the bank vault yields the cheapest insurance premiums,
in my experience.

It is a problem, then one has to set aside those coins, check back etc. I feel your frustration. You might try to email your requests; to Jon Coxe, or Brent Fogelberg. (There may be other Board Members?) They are volunteers so it may take time to respond, and I'm not sure they can resolve every issu...

Dear Superman,

It appears you are faster than a speeding bullet, and your actions
caught their attention.

From a slow "human being, (who never got flagged as a robot)"

Good Luck,

Cool stuff Brent. Thanks

Special Thanks to John Coxe & the team at SSDC. :) Notice on SSDC: "The first page for coin registration now has the series there to make for a more usable scroll in selecting the variety on the second page. (2022-03-18 20:45:11)" If you've ever entered a few coins, you will recognize this is a much...

Does anyone know if the old USCG holders bring a premium price?

Easy to spot, super hard to find. 1901 Spiked Eye.jpeg Special Thanks to Rodger Bradshaw, who has looked at literally thousands of 01 P in all grades looking for V5,16 and 7 and he had NEVER seen a Vam 12 even in passing and with that eye spike, until he spotted this one from HA last night's sale. 1...

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I am a buyer for PCGS & NGC coins (all denominations) with Gold CAC stickers
PM me or email: andyhansen11@outlook.com

I like it, I'd put that slab on my desk.

Of Note on this mis-attributed 1891-CC Vam-7, flashy white 1124630-1.jpg PCGS Price Guide 1891-CC MS63 $1,050.00 That's for a plain non Vam 3 or 7; & no CAC. btw PG (Vam-3 = $1,250.00) I Just scanned Ebay, there are many (some ugly) non CAC for sale from $1,075.00 to $2,950.00. I think this Great Co...

I collect GOLD CAC stickers. They do carry a premium over what makes sense if your into that. The Gold CAC 1880-S NGC 65 that sold for $5,040. all in, had more to do with the super low serial number NGC Holder combined with the GOLD CAC, and less to do with an 80-S. That being said Iwas not the high...

THis is another example, I've seen several.