You know what. Never thought of that. You are so right. Brilliant. You get a best answer. Hey label nuts. @Morgandude11 just opened opened my eyes. Please tell me he's wrong. But i love his argument
I think big dealers who hired dozens of robo-callers got the biggest allocations. Some of the online sellers had hundreds for sale.
Given the source of the current pandemic, I’m not feeling too kindly towards bats these days. They can do their thing, out of my sight, for the environment, but I’m not going crazy to buy a coin with them on it. I have one of these coins in the 2020 silver Proof set I just purchased. That will be the extent of my holdings.
Arguments can be made of what someone thinks the premium should be, but the premiums have been around to many years to just say they shouldn't exist. It's not like the coins produce earnings reports or anything to say this doesn't hold up. It's actually gotten to be pretty predictable about where the premiums for the various things will lie barring the coins themselves grading really poorly or having issues with distribution Just depends what the mint does with future offerings. If they repeat it to much then yes itll come down just as it especially would if they undercut it with the same type. Even now if you look at the prices all the people saying it'd be cheap in a year are clearly wrong.
Like $800-1100 and if you ignore cert numbers/labels/baltimore the NGC ones generally $1400-1600 with the PCGS generally $1600-1800 Baltimore significantly more, low certs significantly more, signed ones really significantly more and so on