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<p>[QUOTE="Maxfli, post: 2378832, member: 69089"]I see the same thing with world base metal coins — I'm continually surprised by the deals I can find on good quality XF to UNC coppers for my British Empire collection.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think it's true as well with world silver, but on a more selective basis. I see some great values on smaller silver, not so much on crowns; they've become pretty popular. Fortunately I started collecting crowns long ago, so there aren't many remaining on my want list.</p><p><br /></p><p>I occasionally buy world coins online, but where I always hit the jackpot is coin shows. The majority of dealers at the shows in my area don't touch world coins, and those that do are often willing to part with them for far below book value (they offer; I don't even have to ask!). </p><p><br /></p><p>Of course, there's also the advantage of being able to examine them in hand under a loupe. I don't think I've ever left a show with a coin I regretted buying later, which I can't say with online purchases.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Maxfli, post: 2378832, member: 69089"]I see the same thing with world base metal coins — I'm continually surprised by the deals I can find on good quality XF to UNC coppers for my British Empire collection. I think it's true as well with world silver, but on a more selective basis. I see some great values on smaller silver, not so much on crowns; they've become pretty popular. Fortunately I started collecting crowns long ago, so there aren't many remaining on my want list. I occasionally buy world coins online, but where I always hit the jackpot is coin shows. The majority of dealers at the shows in my area don't touch world coins, and those that do are often willing to part with them for far below book value (they offer; I don't even have to ask!). Of course, there's also the advantage of being able to examine them in hand under a loupe. I don't think I've ever left a show with a coin I regretted buying later, which I can't say with online purchases.[/QUOTE]
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