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<p>[QUOTE="purple88, post: 1838013, member: 56032"]Is it really worth paying the premium to buy the key dates or the not so common Morgans? Is it a better value for my money? Should I stick with slabbed coins? Granted I'm a novice at this and just learning and following a lot of eBay auctions.</p><p><br /></p><p>I start getting confused because it invariably begins to seem like all Morgans are being marketed as must haves, key dates, low population, proof-like, monster toning, et al and/or special in some way.</p><p><br /></p><p>I want to make some additional (modest) purchases and have been doing a lot of looking. I use the PCGS Price Guide, well, as a guide. I've stopped being optimistic about grading the coins I see. I take my opinion of the estimated grade and automatically knock it down a grade or two. Still optimistic about my own coins though! </p><p><br /></p><p>I believe this price guide is for retail pricing. So when I'm trying to determine the price for a coin I see at auction I use the price guide and any grading knowledge I've acquired through osmosis on CoinTalk to determine a fair value to pay.</p><p><br /></p><p>I need to buy some books. They've been recommended to me before now I should just read (for about 3-5 years it seems).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="purple88, post: 1838013, member: 56032"]Is it really worth paying the premium to buy the key dates or the not so common Morgans? Is it a better value for my money? Should I stick with slabbed coins? Granted I'm a novice at this and just learning and following a lot of eBay auctions. I start getting confused because it invariably begins to seem like all Morgans are being marketed as must haves, key dates, low population, proof-like, monster toning, et al and/or special in some way. I want to make some additional (modest) purchases and have been doing a lot of looking. I use the PCGS Price Guide, well, as a guide. I've stopped being optimistic about grading the coins I see. I take my opinion of the estimated grade and automatically knock it down a grade or two. Still optimistic about my own coins though! I believe this price guide is for retail pricing. So when I'm trying to determine the price for a coin I see at auction I use the price guide and any grading knowledge I've acquired through osmosis on CoinTalk to determine a fair value to pay. I need to buy some books. They've been recommended to me before now I should just read (for about 3-5 years it seems).[/QUOTE]
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