Here's one for you

Literally, a PCGS 001.

http://tinyurl.com/swku

Yet you can still see the date!

The exact same coin sold for $360 + juice in an August 2003 Teletrade sale.
Just click the link in the price realized history.

"Keith Fletcher" wrote in message
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Literally, a PCGS 001.

http://tinyurl.com/swku

Yet you can still see the date!

"Keith Fletcher" wrote in message
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Literally, a PCGS 001.

http://tinyurl.com/swku

Yet you can still see the date!

That one sure got a lot of use. Good investment in commerce by the USG.
I'll take two.

BTW - At my local Half Price Bookstore today, I saw several copies of the
Krause Publications book, "The United States Early Silver Dollars 1794 to
1803" by Jules Reiver for $10 brand new. It's listed retail price is $38.
Let me know if anyone would like me to pick one up for them.

$360 for THAT? Must be pop-low fever! I'm gonna bid low and see what
happens.


"James Higby" jaggers[at]grics[dot]net wrote in message
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The exact same coin sold for $360 + juice in an August 2003 Teletrade
sale.
Just click the link in the price realized history.

"Keith Fletcher" wrote in message
...
Literally, a PCGS 001.

http://tinyurl.com/swku

Yet you can still see the date!

Keith Fletcher wrote:

Literally, a PCGS 001.

http://tinyurl.com/swku

Yet you can still see the date!

I believe that's PO 01, not P 001. PO for POOR.
Aram.