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RE: Day is Done

Umm.... That is way I only buy slabed coins. Some dealers would have told you that the coin was not clean when you bought it, so you must have done it. So, you are lucky that Rich is an honest dealer, and is going to give you your money back.
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e-mail from NGC

very nice people I just found out that a mint error coin can not be included in a registry set. So do not try to inclued them. You can only include them in a signature set. Oh well.  

re: whats going on

registry and PCGS graded antthe1, It has taken almost a complete day for some of my PCGS graded coins to show up on my registry sets. Give it a few hours and see.

Did anyone know about this ?

Is it true? A friend of mine sent me this. The S.S. Central America...coins sold exclusively by Heritage, David Hall, Bowers and Merena and others, mostly PNG members/PCGS dealers. Over 5,000 coins that had been buried at sea for over 120 years encrusted with coral were treated with all kinds of chemicals to remove the encrustations, were miraculously restored to PCGS MS-65 at $15,000.00 a coin. The PCGS holders do not say SEA SALVAGED nor SALT WATER nor CORAL ENCRUSTED, no they have been gr

Re: SS Central America

Thanks Thanks CoinGuy, I thought there had to be more to it. I have worked on many digs in historicaly known places and have dug up many coins. I never stopped and thought about silver and salt water not getting along that good before I posted. Thanks again.

Re: Quantity vs Quality/Rarity

Key dates and CC's If you are going to buy common date Morgans, I would go for a high grade PL and DMPL. But your better off buying key dates and Carson City's, as they will always give you your best returns when selling them. As for buying only slabbed coins? That is the only way I will buy the key dates and the Carson City Morgans. But, that is just me and not every one will buy slabbed coins. The only reason I do for the key dates is that they sell faster when slabbed. Most major Auction Ho

Registry set of Morgans

Those CC Dollars help Just started my Registry set of Morgan Dollars. I am going to try and keep 95 percent of the set mostly MS64 to MS66. I have included some PL and DPLs'to the set. I am not an investor that is going to sell the set when it is completed, but hand it down to my grand-daughter. After adding two Carson City Dollars to the set, I have moved up to 196 with 12 percent of the set completed. Will get the the rest of the CCs' soon. Hope to add an MS64 1893 to the set next week, but
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