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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rrholdout, post: 2840381, member: 89654&quot;]Ultimately the point is, bullion has a clear-cut worth, well-defined, according to spot, that can be turned to cash, rather easily. It is a high-demand commodity. The &#039;worth&#039; of numismatics is more vague, elastic and fickle, not clearly defined, with only relevant comps to go by, like land. And generally the more work you put into the sale, the better the sale.</p><p><br /></p><p>On Chris&#039; point of doing well with the 99 cent auction - pertaining strictly to ungraded coins - I find if it&#039;s high-demand, well-conditioned, well-photographed, and well-described U.S. constitutional silver, the 99 cent&#039;er is a safe bet. Anything else could end up a bargain hunter&#039;s dream.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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