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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tdogchristy90, post: 1861840, member: 35778&quot;]There really is not difference. The difference comes in the fact that the graded ones show proof of grade thus a higher/more definitive price. On the ones that are ungraded, it just means they are ungraded and thus you don&#039;t really know what you&#039;ll get, thus a possible lower price. And just to be clear the GSA factor doesn&#039;t mean a whole lot either outside of a historical story. It&#039;s general service administration which is part of the government and sold the coins out of a government hoard found in the 70s. If there is someone more knowledgable that want to adjust what I said feel free, I&#039;m just kind of basing this off assumption and no real determination of graded vs ungraded GSA coins.</p><p><br /></p><p>Another way to look at is the ungraded would be kind of like a raw coin, no defined grade and the graded ones as your typical professionally graded slabed coins. And yes I&#039;d keep the stickers for the collection as proof of the grade and for just in case you ever want to sell them. I hope this answered your question.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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