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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Ana Silverbell, post: 3271909, member: 75156&quot;]Does everyone accept the premise of this thread as applied to the hard packs? Do GSA <i>hard pack</i> containers really command a premium? Maybe the rarer, low mintage coins do but the 1882 cc, 1883 cc and 1884 cc do not seem to command a premium, since raw coins seem to sell at about the same price. I see sold graded 1882 cc GSA for $215, and non-GSA graded by PCGS in a PCGS holder for $235. Prices on ungraded, raw 1882 cc, 1883 cc and 1884 cc coins are comparable to GSA ungraded coins.</p><p><br /></p><p>I like the GSA hoard because they are &quot;direct from the mint vaults.&quot;&nbsp; They were not &quot;circulated.&quot; The holders have also maintained the coins well.</p><p><br /></p><p>I do not buy Redfield collection because the holders are not kind to the coins. I see environmental damage with Redfield coins I don&#039;t see with GSA coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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