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<p>[QUOTE="Publius2, post: 4062220, member: 105571"]I think slabbing it is probably not economical. I have not attempted to grade your coin but Graysheet bid on MS-65RB is $60 and $115 in MS-65R. I don't know what your grading, handling and shipping costs will be for one coin but I suspect around $30? A rule of thumb I've seen bandied about is that it's usually considered not worth it unless the coin is worth at least $300 or there is a really big jump in value to the next higher grade. I've really given your 1909 VDB the benefit of the doubt for this discussion by valuing it at MS-65RB or Red. Do you think it would grade higher? If you really think is would grade at 66RB or Red, then it might be worth it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now you may have personal reasons for wanting to have it slabbed and those are just as valid as any financial reasons. I just think most folks would not consider it an attractive economics proposition.</p><p><br /></p><p>I also have never sent a coin in for grading and my opinion is not derived from experience so take it for whatever you think it's worth.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Publius2, post: 4062220, member: 105571"]I think slabbing it is probably not economical. I have not attempted to grade your coin but Graysheet bid on MS-65RB is $60 and $115 in MS-65R. I don't know what your grading, handling and shipping costs will be for one coin but I suspect around $30? A rule of thumb I've seen bandied about is that it's usually considered not worth it unless the coin is worth at least $300 or there is a really big jump in value to the next higher grade. I've really given your 1909 VDB the benefit of the doubt for this discussion by valuing it at MS-65RB or Red. Do you think it would grade higher? If you really think is would grade at 66RB or Red, then it might be worth it. Now you may have personal reasons for wanting to have it slabbed and those are just as valid as any financial reasons. I just think most folks would not consider it an attractive economics proposition. I also have never sent a coin in for grading and my opinion is not derived from experience so take it for whatever you think it's worth.[/QUOTE]
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