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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;treehugger, post: 1366894, member: 28451&quot;]I have to agree with you, Clint.&nbsp;&nbsp; I know it&#039;s not technically correct, but when I think of bullion I think of the run-of-the-mill bullion, proof or burnished ASEs or other world bullion.&nbsp;&nbsp; The 25th Anniversary Set and 2009 Ultra High Relief (I would love to have 1 of these someday) are pretty much out of the ordinary.&nbsp;&nbsp; I also have a couple of the bullion ATBs in PL and DMPL because I got them at a great price and I also didn&#039;t want fugly bullion.</p><p><br /></p><p>My thoughts refer to basic ASEs, Pandas and Perth Mint items.&nbsp;&nbsp; As jjack stated, the production quality of these is good enough to be at least a 69-grade in most cases.&nbsp;&nbsp; Then, as I mentioned above, there is the added dimension of slapping different labels on the slabs, which is not a big deal in itself, but to charge a higher price for a different label when the very same type and grade of coin is inside.&nbsp;&nbsp; That&#039;s crazy.&nbsp;&nbsp; Then, the fact that people are actually willing to pay more for it.&nbsp;&nbsp; Wow.&nbsp;&nbsp; As you said, it&#039;s a (brave) new world.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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