supply/demand. The principle of more people wanting to get a coin with a higher mintage, then less people wanting to get a coin with a lower...
You know a guy who pay's redbook prices for coins? I would love to know who he is! :hilarious:
Looks like NT imo, but it's color scheme I have never seen before.
I can't tell if it's PL or just polished :(
Don't mean to be rude, but this is not a "What it's worth" thread and based upon my understanding the red book pricing is high high retail.
Is it just me, or is this pool biased?
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If it was in a PCGS container already, why take it out to regrade it in an ANACS? Also some possibilities were that the coin was graded by PCGS...
Pics would help!!
Nice piece you got there :) It's certainly worth keeping and gives a pretty decent premium, that's for sure.
Toning is subjective. It might be worth more to someone, might be worth nothing to someone else.
It's a shame when I hear everyday so many stories of people buying large gold bars and when it's time to cash in for retirement, It's 90 % tungsten :(
Wow, looks like a totally different coin, from the lighting :o
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especially since it's a proof.
thanks for all the reply's! You guys were very helpful and informative!
I had no clue you could open it without damaging the container
minus Fee-bays Fees
Are you sure? It doesn't look like a reflection I took the photo as well as well as a few more and this was the best of the lot, and I don't...
This is in the original government container with the original velvet packaging, and I intend to keep it that way. Thanks for the advice though.
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