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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Ken Dorney, post: 2463841, member: 76086&quot;]This is very true, at least to those of us who think alike.&nbsp; Make no mistake, slabs will not go away and we will have to deal with it at some point.&nbsp; Right now I think since sabbed ancients are in their infancy things will be in flux for some time.&nbsp; Prices all over the board, but I do think things will stabilize eventually.&nbsp; I currently own three slabbed ancients.&nbsp; I bought them that way and as I have a policy not to touch or modify a coin in any way I have left then alone.&nbsp; It will be up to the next owner to decide what to do with them.&nbsp; BUT, I also popped onto Ebay yesterday out of curiosity and saw the same thing as at Heritage.&nbsp; Common coins, sometimes crappy, sometimes nice quality, selling for many times what they really were worth.&nbsp; As a dealer with profit in mind I wonder if I should sell my few slabs that way.&nbsp; I mean, I could realize a better price.&nbsp; After all, those few slabs I have remain unsold after several years despite being priced appropriately.&nbsp; But, my conscience will not allow it.&nbsp; I&#039;ll keep them in my inventory as is.&nbsp; Maybe some day I will break them out.&nbsp; I assume their being slabbed is preventing them from being sold?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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