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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 3720991, member: 19250&quot;]Coin are a commodities any item as such are all subject to market demands.</p><p>Thus values can very as the market changes daily.</p><p>A slab coin or a slab does not ensure anything but an opinion of a third party who is actually costing value as you aren&#039;t going to spend $35 To slab a $50 coin to increase its value.</p><p>The TPG guarantee that the coin is genuine, and&nbsp; to place a grade they believe it to be.</p><p>.....I sent two buffalo&nbsp; nickels in with a variety to be noted on the slab there are 9 rpm and 5 omm for the 38 D</p><p>And they still couldn&#039;t get it right after I did their homework for them.</p><p>I can id&nbsp;&nbsp; each variety of the above and don&#039;t need a guide to do so.</p><p>This TPG with all the information at hand they had to rely on for reference couldn&#039;t get it right.</p><p>So I trust my eye.....not yours or theirs.....and if you or others don&#039;t have the time ,or interest in learning ......then again collect tennis balls.</p><p>I need not break out a coin to know it&#039;s not a 63 but a 65 ,</p><p>And if you or another wanted the coin in the 63 slab ....well it&#039;s going to cost you 65 money.....because that&#039;s what value I place on it ....and if you don&#039;t want it&nbsp; for 65 money...no worries.... because you&#039;re not buying it at 63 money.. on the other hand if the coin has been over graded the coin need be sold for what it is grade wise.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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