February 25, 2021
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The Battle (vs. The U.S. Mint Web Site!) for the End of World War II Coins
Feb 19 — The day started off with great anticipation but the U.S. Mint site proved disastrous once again.
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Rare Gold Coins Especially Strong in 3rd Simpson Sale
Feb 18 — Although the silver coins were more enticing and the patterns were more intriguing, the strongest results in the Simpson III session were for gold coins.
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CAC Coins For less Than $150 Each, Part 2: Buffalo Nickels
Feb 12 — Many collectors will be surprised to learn that a collection of CAC-approved Buffalo nickels can be assembled for less than $150 per coin.
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Why Are Partrick Collection Brasher Doubloons Worth So Much?
Feb 11 — An initial reporting of in-depth analysis of the the Panoramic Partrick Collection.
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Retail Day-Traders Turn their Sights to Silver
Feb 1 — At the market open on Sunday, the spot silver market spiked, a move that was largely anticipated as silver was touted as the next target of the retail day-trading masses. We could be in for a wild ride for a few weeks.
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Activity Across the Market: Precious Metals or Bitcoin? (February 2021 Greysheet)
Jan 29 — CDN Editor, Patrick Ian Perez, lays out his thoughts on precious metals versus bitcoin in the February Greysheet.
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The February Greysheet Publishers Report: Loving Coins In a Pandemic
Jan 29 — The coin market has been surprisingly robust during COVID, but we'd sure like to get back to meeting in person at coin shows! In the meantime, we have updated pricing on a number of critical series from Buffalo nickels to gold coinage and added proof large cent pricing. And Congress just approved a 100th anniversary commemorative coins for 1921 Morgan and Peace dollars...
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Editor's Message (CPG Coin & Currency Market Review: Jan-Feb-Mar 2021)
Jan 22 — The CPG Market Review is fast becoming one of the most relevant publications in numismatics. For 2021 we have added pricing in significant new areas from proof Roosevelt dimes to Colonial paper money.
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Are Full Red Lincolns Really Worth Huge Premiums?
Jan 21 — Lincoln cents are the most collected of all coins and examples with original mint red surfaces command huge premiums. But is it worth it? Expert analyst Greg Reynolds takes a deeper dive.
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Series Analysis: The Extreme Consistency of Raw Barber Dimes
Jan 14 — Of all series of U.S. silver coins that commenced in the 19th century, Barber dimes are the least expensive and easiest to collect.
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A Word About Delayed Shipping from the Post Office
Jan 12 — The USPS is experiencing unprecedented delays in shipping times. Some magazines shipped a month ago still haven't been delivered.
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January 2021 Greensheet Market Report: Rarities Abound in FUN Auction
Jan 8 — Despite the cancellation of the FUN Convention that usually kicks off the year for many dealers and collectors, Heritage will still hold their important annual FUN United States currency auction.
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Auction Review: Miller Time for Morgans -- Mid 6-Figure Prices Realized
Jan 7 — The Larry Miller Part 1 featured an amazing collection Morgan dollars, some of which have no peer.
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Activity Across the Market (January 2021 Greysheet)
Jan 2 — In his January 2021 report, Perez discusses the impact of presidential politics on financial and metals markets in addition to recent auction activity.
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Jan 2 — In the January 2021 issue, Greysheet Publisher John Feigenbaum looks forward to the coming year. The coin business has been remarkably resilient during COVID and the end of the coin-show draught is in sight. In other news, the board of PCGS' parent company has agreed to sell CLCT for an astounding $700 million.
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Will Greysheet Consider Grading Coins Designated with Star (★) or Plus (+) in the Future?
Dec 21 — The most compelling reason for pricing Plus (+) coins pop-top items, like MS67+ where there are no, or just a few MS68 examples. In these cases, we feel that auction records best illustrate the market values, at least for the time being.
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Letters to the Editor: Can the value for AU58 be the same as MS60?
Dec 17 — AU58 coins are desirable and can often be more valuable than low-end uncirculated coins of the same date for several reasons.
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November Sales Close Out Year -- Moving On to 2021 (December 2020 Greensheet)
Dec 12 — Patrick Ian Perez presents his December 2020 Market Report for the U.S. collectible paper money market.
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Some American Silver Eagles Are Worth 100x Their Silver Value: Here’s What to Look For
Dec 4 — Good news to collectors and investors of silver and modern coinage. There are a number of American Silver Eagles worth thousands more than just their silver content. Here is what to look for.
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CONNECTICUT COPPERS, PART 2: Contents of a Logical & Affordable Set
Dec 3 — This series of discussions is about assembling a set without spending a vast sum of money and without spending decades searching for obscure varieties. The purpose of this second part is to explain the contents of a general set, of just twelve cons, so that collectors realize that such a set is logical and meaningful.
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Parent Company of PCGS to Sell for $700 Million
Dec 3 — The Collectors Universe sale reflects an industry shift on Wall Street from rare coins to sports cards.
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Activity Across the Market (December 2020 Greysheet)
Nov 28 — In his November 2020 report, Perez discusses the impact of presidential politics on financial and metals markets in addition to recent auction activity.
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"What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been"
Nov 28 — In the December 2020 issue, Greysheet Publisher John Feigenbaum reflects on the year and discusses pricing from California fractional gold to uncirculated rolls and silver Eagles.
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Corrections to Roll Bids on November Greysheet
Nov 7 — We have adjusted levels on uncirculated half dollar rolls based in the November Greysheet based on dealer feedback. Buyers should use the corrected levels when trading these items.
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