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Old 12-18-2004, 04:54 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Speedy

One question... What would you say are "valuable" coins worth over $100 or BU coins that are going up in value?

Speedy

Well it kind of depends for you have to weigh the cost of slabbing against the value of the coin. It makes little sense to spend $12 - $30 to slab a coin that is only worth $25 or less. The point at which value makes the cost worthwhile can only be determined by the idividual.

Persoanlly, as you already know Speedy but others may not, I have never submitted a coin for slabbing in my entire life. That's because I generally buy them already slabbed. Kinda solves the problem for me
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