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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lehigh96, post: 466173, member: 15309&quot;]IMO, the CAC&#039;s real market should be the conditional rarities.&nbsp; If you have a coin that is valued at $500 in MS65 and $375 in MS64, the CAC sticker is not that valuable because the total price difference between the grades is only $125.&nbsp; But if you have a coin like the 1934-D Peace Dollar that jumps in price by 3X from MS64 to MS65, that MS65 1934-D Peace Dollar would benefit greatly from the CAC sticker.</p><p><br /></p><p>If I had any conditional rarity, I would submit the coin the CAC for review.&nbsp; Of the last 5 1934-D MS65 Peace Dollars sold by Heritage, the top price was $2,185 and the low was $1,121 with wholesale price at $1,775.&nbsp; That is huge volatility created by the fact that the conditional rarity of the issue creates the need for a half grade.&nbsp; The CAC basically provides you with the half grade.&nbsp; Those 1934-D gem Peace Dollars with a CAC should bring the $1,800 price tag whereas those without should be relegated to a lower price in between the $600 MS64 price and the $1,800 MS65 price.</p><p><br /></p><p>I see absolutely no reason to send any coin valued at under $500 to the CAC.&nbsp; The loss from a misgrade is just too low to justify the extra cost of getting the CAC&#039;s review on the coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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