I’ve always been fascinated by the little details that make Morgan dollar grading so interesting. Just last week, I got caught up in a spirited debate […]

I recently got curious about a 1990 Lincoln cent that looks a bit off—specifically, parts of the Lincoln Memorial showing up on the front. Having collected […]

Lately, I’ve been thinking about Collectors Universe and how it fits into our coin collecting world. With all the changes happening, I wanted to share some […]

I’ve been deep-diving into building my own Seated Liberty Quarter type set lately, and the differences between the Red Book and PCGS classifications really caught my […]

I’ve collected coins for years, and lately, something’s kept me up at night: fake PCGS slabs are everywhere now. Just last week, I spotted a suspicious […]

The Excitement Around the ’86 Morgan Morgan silver dollars have held my fascination for years, and this 1886 piece—often called the “awaited GTG” among collectors—really grabbed […]

I recently explored a heated debate around a corroded coin that challenged my understanding of grading standards, and it’s made me rethink how we evaluate coins […]

You know that moment when you find an error penny like this 1990 coin and wonder if it’s worth grading? I’ve been there too – holding […]

I’ve always loved the thrill of guessing coin grades, and recently, I stumbled upon a fascinating puzzle: three different Morgan Dollars—an 1881-CC, an 1895-S, and a […]