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>>55195567
1933 Double Eagle should be at the very bottom considering there's only one in existence that isn't considered a federal crime to own, and it's worth well over 10 million dollars. How did the Palladium eagle get an entire tier lower than it when even my moderately normalfag coin shop has about five of them on display?
And where's the Panama Pacific $50 gold pieces?

>>52209536
>buy for the coins, not the slab they say
>boomers would rather buy a $200+ ultra cameo PF68 Franklin half in a gay plastic slab than they would spend $30-$40 on it in the original government packaged cellophane set and get the other proof coins along with it