We are extremely excited to announce our new blog and Twitter presence. We want to meet as many people as possible and writing posts related to coin collecting is a passion for us. And to be able to tweet offers and updates is a great opportunity. If you have a Twitter account and want to know about coin collecting news or offers that might interest you, please follow us.
We will still continue to list eBay auctions and provide you quick easy access to coin auctions in our newly updated site. New features include a search and ‘search cloud’ where you can see what others are searching for. Also on the home page we will be listing the most popular coin auctions. We will be introducing a ‘graded’ filter in the very near future for those collectors only interested in graded slabbed coins. We will only be showcasing PCGS and NGC grading services with the filter.
We are currently looking for guest posters for this blog. If you have any coin related articles or stories, please contact us. This is a great way to promote your own coin site or blog. We will be sure to provide a backlink and bio.
GovMint announces – New Orleans Treasury Hoard Morgans! We’re looking at a three year “treasury hoard” New Orleans Mint Morgan Dollar set. All graded MS64 by PCGS or NGC with the following dates: 1883, 1884, 1885.
Here is the official description of the set:
Discovered in treasury vaults in the 1960’s where they had remained undisturbed for nearly 80 years, this three year consecutive date set of New Orleans Mint Morgan dollars is from the Outlaw Era of the old west: 1883, 1884, and 1885. Each coin in your set is professionally graded MS64 by PCGS or NGC. All three coins in your set will be from the same service. These coins in one grade higher are valued for as much as $525. You save $226!
As you can see this is a great offer! Total cost of the set is $299.00!
Previously we mentioned the New Orleans Morgan Dollar set (full set) and the cost of that alone is $649. Don’t miss out on this great deal!
Hello coin buffs, here is a new site that will help you narrow your search for PCGS (Profession Coin Grading Service) slabbed coins. The site is called GradedCoinStore.com. Over the years, I’ve know collectors to only buy and sell these slabbed coins. PCGS is the top of the pyramid when we discuss profession coin grading. This site should prove extremely useful finding graded coins for your collection!
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