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Old 07-05-2009, 01:07 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Sorry, but it isn't fact.
Yes it is. It doesn't matter how you feel or if you are part of a group that I happen to feel I belong to as well. In general, PCGS and NGC slabbed coins go for a premium over their unslabbed cousins. A coin is worth what someone is willing to pay for it. It's not worth what you are willing to pay for it, unless you are the top bidder. Ask a handful of national dealers and they will tell you the same thing. Do you think it's a coicidence that that a popular member of this board has not one unslabbed coin on his entire price list that is not slabbed by NGS and PCGS? http://www.markfeldcoins.com/inventory.html This is not coincidence, it's smart business.
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