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<p>[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 2608191, member: 5233"]See, I disagree with you...sort of.</p><p><br /></p><p>First, let me say that I completely agree that a slab should not increase the value of the <b>coin</b>. I also fully believe that someone who is buying coins needs to learn to grade for themselves and be able to evaluate a coin before spending a lot of money on them. </p><p><br /></p><p>However, I completely believe there is value to a TPG slab.</p><p><br /></p><p>Here is why. When a TPG evaluates a coin, they are giving a market accepted expert opinion on the grade of the coin. That evaluation has value. The verified coin is now more liquid as it has been evaluated by a market accepted expert. is the coin more valuable...of course not. But, the whole package of the coin with that expert evaluation is worth more than the coin alone. How much? That depends on the buyer and the coin. But in a world where a lot of buying and selling is done online with photos...that added non-bias expert evaluation and liquidity is worth something.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 2608191, member: 5233"]See, I disagree with you...sort of. First, let me say that I completely agree that a slab should not increase the value of the [B]coin[/B]. I also fully believe that someone who is buying coins needs to learn to grade for themselves and be able to evaluate a coin before spending a lot of money on them. However, I completely believe there is value to a TPG slab. Here is why. When a TPG evaluates a coin, they are giving a market accepted expert opinion on the grade of the coin. That evaluation has value. The verified coin is now more liquid as it has been evaluated by a market accepted expert. is the coin more valuable...of course not. But, the whole package of the coin with that expert evaluation is worth more than the coin alone. How much? That depends on the buyer and the coin. But in a world where a lot of buying and selling is done online with photos...that added non-bias expert evaluation and liquidity is worth something.[/QUOTE]
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