What’s It Worth? The Ups And Downs Of Valuation
Jeffrey Hess
November 3, 2024
1:26 pm
Some people seem to enjoy columns when it’s about us losing money. And some accuse us of “fibbing” when we
Some people seem to enjoy columns when it’s about us losing money. And some accuse us of “fibbing” when we
An exciting item crossed our desk last week. Exciting because it encompassed just about every sense that collectors, hoarders and
Seems a bit untoward to write an advertorial on Christmas Day about crass buying-and-selling stuff. But this column is about
To say we were stunned when a Tampa Bay woman brought this astonishing ring to us would be an understatement.
The 1652 Massachusetts Pine Tree Shilling is one of the earliest known American coins – a colonial coin, technically. Likely
Some people seem to enjoy columns when it’s about us losing money. And some accuse us of “fibbing” when we
An exciting item crossed our desk last week. Exciting because it encompassed just about every sense that collectors, hoarders and
Seems a bit untoward to write an advertorial on Christmas Day about crass buying-and-selling stuff. But this column is about
To say we were stunned when a Tampa Bay woman brought this astonishing ring to us would be an understatement.
The 1652 Massachusetts Pine Tree Shilling is one of the earliest known American coins – a colonial coin, technically. Likely
