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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BooksB4Coins, post: 2369722, member: 36230&quot;]If possible, yes.... but even if just in general, and by &quot;completed&quot; I mean actual sales prices (website estimates, be it Wexler, Coppercoins, etc can be downright poor at times). I cannot personally speak for a reasonable value on this one, and in fact haven&#039;t bothered trying to attribute (my poor eyes tell me all I need to verify it is indeed a DDO), so I don&#039;t know of if and/or how many may be certified. However, if there are any out there, attempting to attach a reasonable value if/when certified would be wise unless wishing to slab only for personal enjoyment. There are many fine coins out there that do not &quot;need&quot; to be certified, mostly because it doesn&#039;t add anything of worth-the-cost &quot;value&quot; to the coin. It is basically weighing the pros and cons; while I&#039;ve no doubt that this particular variety, if slabbed, would sell better and likely higher than raw, would the price be equal to or higher than the cost of submission? This I do not know, and is why searching out completed sales can be so helpful when making a decision such as this.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is, of course, a totally personal decision, so the above is only meant as food for thought that greatly depends on what your plans for the coin are.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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