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<p>[QUOTE="okbustchaser, post: 3315034, member: 72642"]It could also be raw because the owner wanted it raw. That's simply my preference. It has nothing at all to do with whether or not a coin has a problem. I've bought raw coins valued up to mid-four digits--not because they had problems but because their previous owner simply didn't want them in plastic.</p><p><br /></p><p>Yes, most of the coins I buy today are certified by one of the major TPGs. Not necessarily because I want them that way--I don't--but because people recognize that they can charge more for the same coin. I don't blame them. Were I in the business of buying and selling coins for profit I would want to reap the higher price they bring as well. Because I'm not in that business, though, I have probably <b>UN-</b>submitted a couple of hundred coins over the past 30 years--coins ranging in value from double digits that I don't think even you would believe belong in slabs to coins worth low 5 digits that admittedly even I would want certified before I bought them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="okbustchaser, post: 3315034, member: 72642"]It could also be raw because the owner wanted it raw. That's simply my preference. It has nothing at all to do with whether or not a coin has a problem. I've bought raw coins valued up to mid-four digits--not because they had problems but because their previous owner simply didn't want them in plastic. Yes, most of the coins I buy today are certified by one of the major TPGs. Not necessarily because I want them that way--I don't--but because people recognize that they can charge more for the same coin. I don't blame them. Were I in the business of buying and selling coins for profit I would want to reap the higher price they bring as well. Because I'm not in that business, though, I have probably [B]UN-[/B]submitted a couple of hundred coins over the past 30 years--coins ranging in value from double digits that I don't think even you would believe belong in slabs to coins worth low 5 digits that admittedly even I would want certified before I bought them.[/QUOTE]
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