As a long-time coin collector, I’ve watched the numismatic world for years. Lately, I can’t help but notice a disturbing rise in fake PCGS slabs. It’s […]

You know how coin grading can throw you for a loop sometimes? I recently came across a piece that really tested my numismatic instincts—a severely corroded […]

I never planned to buy this coin—pure accident! I was browsing online, tossed it in my cart on a whim, and when I meant to delete […]

I’ve been sharpening my eye for grading Barber Half Dollars, and recently spent time studying some slabbed examples. What struck me was how tiny differences can […]

You know how it goes—every now and then, a coin like that 1990 Lincoln cent with odd markings pops up and gets everyone talking. It took […]

I’ve been tracking the alarming increase in counterfeit PCGS slabs flooding the market, and it’s clear this problem is growing at a frightening pace. As a […]

Like many of you, I’ve been following the chatter about an 1886 Morgan dollar collectors are calling the ‘awaited ’86 GTG’. What drew me in wasn’t […]

I recently had one of those amusing collecting mishaps that turned into a delightful discovery. I accidentally purchased an 1837 Feuchtwanger Cent—yes, a slip of the […]

I recently dove into a grading challenge involving Barber Half Dollars, and it sparked some fascinating insights into numismatics. As a collector, I love testing my […]