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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 1218654, member: 19463"]No, it is a simple fact that most people who hate slabbed ancients are people like you and I who probably have all the ordinary, common, mid grade that we need so we probably would not buy this coin whether it is in the slab or out. I would never suggest anyone paying money to put a coin like this in a slab but once it has been done you don't get any refund for taking it out and this particular coin would probably appeal more to the target audience for slabbed coins (meaning people who don't collect ancients to any great degree) than it would to those who hate slabs. I will remove a coin I want from a slab but if I don't want a coin to the point that I am willing to sell it, I see no reason to remove it and lower its value to those who believe that slabs are collectible. We will have to wait and see the reverse before we know if this is a $45 coin in a free slab or a $25 coin in a $20 slab. For the sake of our OP, lets root for a well struck reverse of an interesting type which both of us would have bought if only the seller had enough sense to picture the reverse.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 1218654, member: 19463"]No, it is a simple fact that most people who hate slabbed ancients are people like you and I who probably have all the ordinary, common, mid grade that we need so we probably would not buy this coin whether it is in the slab or out. I would never suggest anyone paying money to put a coin like this in a slab but once it has been done you don't get any refund for taking it out and this particular coin would probably appeal more to the target audience for slabbed coins (meaning people who don't collect ancients to any great degree) than it would to those who hate slabs. I will remove a coin I want from a slab but if I don't want a coin to the point that I am willing to sell it, I see no reason to remove it and lower its value to those who believe that slabs are collectible. We will have to wait and see the reverse before we know if this is a $45 coin in a free slab or a $25 coin in a $20 slab. For the sake of our OP, lets root for a well struck reverse of an interesting type which both of us would have bought if only the seller had enough sense to picture the reverse.[/QUOTE]
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