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<p>[QUOTE="Mark_Canada, post: 26536314, member: 176039"]Just signed up, but have read these fora for a long time. Thanks for everyone's posts - this area is absolutely fascinating...!</p><p><br /></p><p>For background - I'm very novice, but very lucky to have collected some great coins along the way (all vetted through those who very much do know what they're doing). I've read as much as I can about how to tell if a coin is authentic, and am starting (I think) to get a general sense; however, would certainly not trust myself). I'm generally trying to obtain coins that are not slabbed since I think (?) that they tend to be a bit cheaper.</p><p><br /></p><p>And I'll also apologize for the topic as I know that this probably one of the most common topics a beginner like me asks.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm trying to obtain one in silver now and trying to get a sense of how much one would cost in this day and age. I've seen past posts including from 2016 I think where the same question was asked, and the estimate was about ?$8k I believe. I have searched and tried to source, but hoping to avoid auctions altogether. Since this is my first post, I can't post it in the 'Want' thread yet, but will when I can. </p><p><br /></p><p>I have a healthy budget for it (I was looking at HJB's 12 Caesars that just sold, but missed the boat) - I'm more concerned that it's a decent deal than the price.</p><p><br /></p><p>For quality, I was hoping for VF or above.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mark_Canada, post: 26536314, member: 176039"]Just signed up, but have read these fora for a long time. Thanks for everyone's posts - this area is absolutely fascinating...! For background - I'm very novice, but very lucky to have collected some great coins along the way (all vetted through those who very much do know what they're doing). I've read as much as I can about how to tell if a coin is authentic, and am starting (I think) to get a general sense; however, would certainly not trust myself). I'm generally trying to obtain coins that are not slabbed since I think (?) that they tend to be a bit cheaper. And I'll also apologize for the topic as I know that this probably one of the most common topics a beginner like me asks. I'm trying to obtain one in silver now and trying to get a sense of how much one would cost in this day and age. I've seen past posts including from 2016 I think where the same question was asked, and the estimate was about ?$8k I believe. I have searched and tried to source, but hoping to avoid auctions altogether. Since this is my first post, I can't post it in the 'Want' thread yet, but will when I can. I have a healthy budget for it (I was looking at HJB's 12 Caesars that just sold, but missed the boat) - I'm more concerned that it's a decent deal than the price. For quality, I was hoping for VF or above. Thanks![/QUOTE]
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