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<p>[QUOTE="The_Cave_Troll, post: 473500, member: 1674"]Greg, it sold for less than the recent price history would indicate that it should sell for which tells me 2 things; first and foremost it is almost certainly a below average coin for the grade. A coin that is probably an MS 64 coin that somehow snuck into a 65 holder. Additionally it tells me something I already know (as a numismatic professional), that MS 65 small gold is very soft at the moment because the telemarketers aren't pushing it right now. </p><p><br /></p><p>These 2 factors make it look like this coin was a great deal, which is unlikely. Generally with coins searching for the absolue best price for a particular piece will only guarantee substandard quality in your collection.</p><p><br /></p><p>This coin falls into the "common coin in an uncommon grade" category. As an investor it is the exact kind of coin you want to avoid. You want scarce to rare coins in the best grade available and also in your budget.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="The_Cave_Troll, post: 473500, member: 1674"]Greg, it sold for less than the recent price history would indicate that it should sell for which tells me 2 things; first and foremost it is almost certainly a below average coin for the grade. A coin that is probably an MS 64 coin that somehow snuck into a 65 holder. Additionally it tells me something I already know (as a numismatic professional), that MS 65 small gold is very soft at the moment because the telemarketers aren't pushing it right now. These 2 factors make it look like this coin was a great deal, which is unlikely. Generally with coins searching for the absolue best price for a particular piece will only guarantee substandard quality in your collection. This coin falls into the "common coin in an uncommon grade" category. As an investor it is the exact kind of coin you want to avoid. You want scarce to rare coins in the best grade available and also in your budget.[/QUOTE]
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