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<p>[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 1340218, member: 5233"]I collect graded coins too...but I don't collect slabs, I collect coins. A slabbed Pf issue and a slabbed Pf from a 25th anniversary set are identical coins. The only difference is the piece of paper in the slab. They will only have big premiums as long as the dust is in the air. Have you ever heard the phrase "buy the coin not the slab?" Once the dust settles...the premium for those coins will be negligible.</p><p><br /></p><p>Look at the 2006 20th anniversary set. It contained 3 coins...a BU, proof, and a reverse proof. Just like for this set, if you wanted them slabbed with special tags you had to have them sent unopened to the TPG and they would slab the whole set. Back then, the set was hugely popular and sold out very quickly. If you use your logic and guess that 50% of the sets were slabbed in this manner...then 125,000 slabbed sets exist. Those special slabbed 125K BU and proof coins (which are identical to the normal issues other than the slab)...today 5 years later do not carry a significant premium over regular slabbed issues. If there is no premium at 125,000...then at 50,000 there won't be either. The vast majority of collectors collect coins...not slabs.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 1340218, member: 5233"]I collect graded coins too...but I don't collect slabs, I collect coins. A slabbed Pf issue and a slabbed Pf from a 25th anniversary set are identical coins. The only difference is the piece of paper in the slab. They will only have big premiums as long as the dust is in the air. Have you ever heard the phrase "buy the coin not the slab?" Once the dust settles...the premium for those coins will be negligible. Look at the 2006 20th anniversary set. It contained 3 coins...a BU, proof, and a reverse proof. Just like for this set, if you wanted them slabbed with special tags you had to have them sent unopened to the TPG and they would slab the whole set. Back then, the set was hugely popular and sold out very quickly. If you use your logic and guess that 50% of the sets were slabbed in this manner...then 125,000 slabbed sets exist. Those special slabbed 125K BU and proof coins (which are identical to the normal issues other than the slab)...today 5 years later do not carry a significant premium over regular slabbed issues. If there is no premium at 125,000...then at 50,000 there won't be either. The vast majority of collectors collect coins...not slabs.[/QUOTE]
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