OGH + CAC = Big $$$

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  1. GoldFinger1969

    GoldFinger1969 Supporter! Supporter

    Wow...it's not just my FUN 2026 Dream Coin that got away (actually, never showed up :D)....the prices for the OGH 3.0 and OGH 3.1 coins like Double Eagles have just gone NUTS even for coins that are basically bullion.

    Figure 15-20%. That's Big $$$ when you are talking $4,500 gold.

    Are you guys seeing it in the types of coins you look at and/or buy/sell ?
     
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  3. Mr. Numismatist

    Mr. Numismatist Strawberry Token Enthusiast

    Not CAC'ed, but I've done well buying common coins (clad proofs, etc.) in OGH's and flipping them to holder collectors. Rattlers are crazy too. Go check out what a common Eisenhower Dollar in a rattler goes for!

    If anyone's wondering this is an OGH (Old Green Holder)

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  4. ddddd

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    The older holders continue to see strong premiums. The small white Anacs holders have exploded in the last year or so. I've watched common date low mint state Morgans bringing $130+ when a new PCGS/NGC holder in the same grade would be closer to $100. And other common coins that are hard to find in those slabs (like Silver Eagles) are at even larger premiums.
     
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  5. GoldFinger1969

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    Collectors are literally "buying the holder" -- not for the coin, but for the holder !! :D
     
  6. ddddd

    ddddd Member

    Buying the holder has been happening for a while now but it seems to have accelerated post 2020. I have noticed a bunch of item skyrocket: gold cac common coins, 108 rattlers (and then 109 rattlers), NGC 1.0 and 2.0/2.1, Anacs small white holders are just a few examples of the top of my head.
     
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  7. GoldFinger1969

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    My 1908 NM Saint went nuts in 3 years.
     
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  8. AdamL

    AdamL Well-Known Member

    I'm waiting for 110-114 rattlers to explode in price, then I can cash in :D
     
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  9. ddddd

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    I figured the 110 rattler was next and tried finding some cheaper examples last year. I only was able to buy one. I did see a 110 rattler bring $160 yesterday on eBay for a common date Franklin with a CAC sticker (probably a $40-$50 coin max). The sticker probably helped but it is still a sign of a premium.
     
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  10. GoldFinger1969

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    What are these "rattlers" with numbers ? And I assume the "rattlers" are pre-OGH holders that the coin moved around in ?
     
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  11. ddddd

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    This is a rattler (from a current GC auction).
    The cert numbers starting with "108" were the first slabbed by PCGS. The coin below is one of the first 2,000 slabbed.

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  12. GoldFinger1969

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    Thanks, DDDDD. :cigar:

    Did you see where the owner of the 1933 DE -- EliteCollection on some forums -- bought some nondescript coin that was I believe one of the first 10 coins graded by PCGS ? I believe it was mid 5-figures....I think the coin had 1% of the value he paid, the rest was in being that early a graded coin by PCGS.
     
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  13. Mr. Numismatist

    Mr. Numismatist Strawberry Token Enthusiast

    And fun fact for anyone who doesn't know. The "Rattlers" numbers started about where the David Hall Flips ended.

    Check out the number in the bottom right corner. Not my coin: 1.jpg
     
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  14. ddddd

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    Yep this thread:
    https://forums.collectors.com/discu...-in-pcgs-white-label-rattler-sold-for-what/p1

    There was another 108 rattler that was a later number that went for close to 35k (not bought by Elite Collection)
    https://forums.collectors.com/discu...-record-set-for-108-rattler-holder-almost-35k
     
  15. AdamL

    AdamL Well-Known Member

    I had the same thought about 3 months ago and only found 1 I was willing to pay the price on. $160 for this. Being a coin guy, and not a holder guy, I feel like I overpaid. But it was probably a decent deal considering the direction prices are going for older holders. OGH44doslab.jpeg OGH44drslab.jpeg
     
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  16. ddddd

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    That looks like a solid coin and with prices going up, it's a decent price.

    Here is the sale I mentioned from yesterday:
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