Sep 24, 2026 · 1 hr · 11 segments
In this April 2026 edition of the Greysheet Podcast, John Feigenbaum sits down with Noah Lehmann-Haupt and Owen Seymour, co-founders of Rarity7 (R7 Rarities), one of…
John FeigenbaumHost
Noah Lehmann-HauptGuest
Owen SeymourGuest
Now, again, if we talk to 15 coin dealers, it might be 15 different methods.
You know, a lot of the guys I talk to... or in your sphere, because that's what I mean.
And I think that most anybody with assets and wanting to get into coin collecting or in coin collecting already can smell, you know, your authenticity and knowledge.
But from there, you know, I always think of like a Doug Winter type, you know, somebody who's really specialized in what he calls dirty gold.
He knows, you know, the minages and the relative scarcity, forget the minages, of all the Charlotte and Dahlonega pieces.
And so you feel really good doing business with someone with this level of knowledge because he's going to...
And the way the market... has been in the last, I don't know, 25, 30 years, good astute purchasing is almost always rewarded.
I've never really heard of anybody buying, you know, CAC sticker, Dahlonega, Charlotte Gold, and losing money after holding it five years, right? No.
Imagine if you bought, you know, deep cam $20 gold pieces 10 years ago, you know, you'd be up fivefold.
And in the meantime, you would have just had some of the coolest people coins ever, you know, ever struck at the United States Mint, you know, be the owner of such amazing things that, you know, I really never really dealt in.
But I can't, I just cannot believe how well those have done in the last few years, for example.
And, but again, we also could talk about capped, stickered, seeded dollars is a fun area to talk about.
And I mean, it's like, I mean, how ridiculously high can those things trade over a sensible market value? Oh,
Now, again, if we talk to 15 coin dealers, it might be 15 different methods.
You know, a lot of the guys I talk to... or in your sphere, because that's what I mean.
And I think that most anybody with assets and wanting to get into coin collecting or in coin collecting already can smell, you know, your authenticity and knowledge.
But from there, you know, I always think of like a Doug Winter type, you know, somebody who's really specialized in what he calls dirty gold.
He knows, you know, the minages and the relative scarcity, forget the minages, of all the Charlotte and Dahlonega pieces.
And so you feel really good doing business with someone with this level of knowledge because he's going to...
And the way the market... has been in the last, I don't know, 25, 30 years, good astute purchasing is almost always rewarded.
I've never really heard of anybody buying, you know, CAC sticker, Dahlonega, Charlotte Gold, and losing money after holding it five years, right? No.
Imagine if you bought, you know, deep cam $20 gold pieces 10 years ago, you know, you'd be up fivefold.
And in the meantime, you would have just had some of the coolest people coins ever, you know, ever struck at the United States Mint, you know, be the owner of such amazing things that, you know, I really never really dealt in.
But I can't, I just cannot believe how well those have done in the last few years, for example.
And, but again, we also could talk about capped, stickered, seeded dollars is a fun area to talk about.
And I mean, it's like, I mean, how ridiculously high can those things trade over a sensible market value? Oh,
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