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<p>[QUOTE="definer, post: 1593192, member: 39713"]I'm new to the "collecting game" but have decided, like anything else, to diversify. I have a number of "bullion coins" primarily bought for the intrinsic value that are ungraded and, most of which (if not all), will never be graded. I also have a number of graded coins that I have purchased in the MS/PF 69/70 range that are, at least according the the TPGs, worth more than I paid. </p><p><br /></p><p>I track the value of both against the spot market. On my ungraded ASEs, I'm averaging just over $5 above intrinsic value. My graded ASEs average is well above the intrinsic value but the TPGs "value" gives me "worth" of nearly 40% above what I paid. I find myself becoming more oriented to buying slabbed coins but I still occasionally will add a raw coin if I can get a good price. I intend to keep a 2/1 raw/graded ratio and will slow down what I buy in order to do so.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="definer, post: 1593192, member: 39713"]I'm new to the "collecting game" but have decided, like anything else, to diversify. I have a number of "bullion coins" primarily bought for the intrinsic value that are ungraded and, most of which (if not all), will never be graded. I also have a number of graded coins that I have purchased in the MS/PF 69/70 range that are, at least according the the TPGs, worth more than I paid. I track the value of both against the spot market. On my ungraded ASEs, I'm averaging just over $5 above intrinsic value. My graded ASEs average is well above the intrinsic value but the TPGs "value" gives me "worth" of nearly 40% above what I paid. I find myself becoming more oriented to buying slabbed coins but I still occasionally will add a raw coin if I can get a good price. I intend to keep a 2/1 raw/graded ratio and will slow down what I buy in order to do so.[/QUOTE]
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