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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BooksB4Coins, post: 2338953, member: 36230&quot;]I forget exactly where it would need to be, and is something you&#039;ll have to figure out on your own, but it would be fairly easy to end up buried in the coin if you indeed submit. Do double check this, but I&#039;m thinking your break even point, assuming a low level submission, would be 61-62 after the cost of the coin and fees. Again, I simply cannot see the photos well enough to he comfortable giving an opinion, but from what I can I&#039;d have to say this is likely the best case scenario. Perhaps I&#039;m wrong and I&#039;d love to be so, but thus far I&#039;m just not seeing it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Please understand that not all coons need or deserve to be slabbed. In fact, a great majority, including Morgans, have no business being in slabs, but an unfortunate reality of this hobby today is that far too many people believe or assume the opposite. On this very forum we regularly have people asking is this or that coin should be submitted, and most of the time it would be a complete waste of time and money because the end &quot;value&quot; simply isn&#039;t there. A coin, any coin, is what it is inside or outside of a slab; the slab doesn&#039;t change what the coin is, so the only thing submitting can (not will) do is add to it. If the holder adds little to nothing (liquidity, etc) to it, it&#039;s simply not worth it. If you&#039;re unable to take/post better photos of the coin, please do consult whatever dealer you were planning to submit through before deciding to do so. Any half way decent dealer should be willing to tell you if you&#039;re wasting your time or not.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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