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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;silvercowboy72, post: 1207234, member: 28647&quot;]I felt &quot;uneasy&quot; because of the volume of &quot;green label&quot; coins.&nbsp; This just struck me odd.&nbsp; Not the fact that they were 99% PCGS, not the fact that 99% of them had a CAC sticker, and not the fact that they were 80% old green labels.&nbsp; It was a strange sight.&nbsp; The whole showcase was very uniform.&nbsp; There were hardly any NGC, barely none without a CAC sticker, and even fewer that were blue labels.&nbsp; I understand that some people consider the old green label to be more appealing or more sought after, but I felt uneasy about this.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Let me paint a better picture.&nbsp; I was looking for a 1884 MS 65 Morgan.&nbsp; They were all stacked one on top of another.&nbsp; I can not remember if there were five or six.&nbsp; I asked to view their selection, preferring to purchase a NGC coin.&nbsp; All were green label PCGS coins, all had a CAC stcker, and all were priced at $330.&nbsp; PCGS lists this coin at $285.&nbsp; This is $45 above what I consider to be &quot;full retail&quot;.&nbsp; Does anyone pay full retail?&nbsp; Is the CAC sticker worth this premium?&nbsp; I am not not sure.&nbsp; I do not believe it to be.&nbsp; I am a numbers guy.&nbsp; No NGC coins? No coins without a CAC sticker?&nbsp; I am sorry, but if I am paying three bills for a coin, I do not want to feel uneasy about the purchase.&nbsp; Just one guy&#039;s opinion.</p><p><br /></p><p>I hope this makes more sense.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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