Thanks, VinnieC.

If you ever get a chance, check out Dahlonega, Georgia. The town is small and quaint. The Mint building burned down but an interesting museum is in the old courthouse. They have a complete collection of Dahlonega coins there. The bricks of the courthouse were made locally. They have flecks of gold in them. When the sun is shining, the building appears to twinkle.

Congrats @REB. I will have to live vicariously through you. You piqued my interest Dahlonega Mint. I found a PCGS page for Dahlonega type set. I guess your first year 1838-D is quite popular among type set collectors, but your 1861-D is quite unique. Cheers!

$7500 for a box of three or four coins. None looked worth the price from what I saw. The bidders were trusting that their box would come up with the coveted coin like a 1907 wire rim St. Gaudens.

Q., you’re on fire! I never knew the Man of Steel could be so naughty (and funny).

Essentially

Today short could be tomorrow’s margin call….

And a special Dehongehla issue auto correct left alone. That thought hit me WTF was they thinking real POS

that $70+ pop in Au today could make the shorts sheet in their shorts….. Ag laggard…
god do I hate auto correct chipmunks

She has the in he bay! Seller ID IwasQueenB

Buffalo burger$ for all….