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We highly recommend PERFECT coins. They are easier to sell, and perfections has its own beauty.
Perfect coins graded by the top two certification sites have been around since the 1980s. They are PR/MS70 coins from PGCS or CACG graders. Before the 1980’s perfection is the top grade or “top pop”, meaning none are graded better. An example might be the 1963 Franklin half-dollar graded MS-69. Some of these coins are so scarce they are “unatainium”. We’ll look but often agree to find a almost perfect coin, like an PR68 in this case. Cheaper and generally available.
Perfection is expensive. These coins are at least twice as pricy as second place. We do our research, know the markets, and will scoop up deals (15% below market) as we work for you.
We highly recommend PERFECT coins. They are easier to sell, and perfections has its own beauty.
Perfect coins graded by the top two certification sites have been around since the 1980s. They are PR/MS70 coins from PGCS or CACG graders. Before the 1980’s perfection is the top grade or “top pop”, meaning none are graded better. An example might be the 1963 Franklin half-dollar graded MS-69. Some of these coins are so scarce they are “unatainium”. We’ll look but often agree to find a almost perfect coin, like an PR68 in this case. Cheaper and generally available.
Perfection is expensive. These coins are at least twice as pricy as second place. We do our research, know the markets, and will scoop up deals (15% below market) as we work for you.