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<p>[QUOTE="thunderproof, post: 2162312, member: 74694"]Hey Stephan,</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks for the comment! It is a little suspicious to me that a lot of these coins aren't slabbed. I guess I have a desire to find "gems" that, for whatever reason, failed to get slabbed. I'm not looking for a steal as much as I'm looking for genuine, natural, and gradable coins worth the patience and effort to acquire. As you suggest, these coins are probably few and far between and take a level of expertise (that I currently don't posses) to identify. I, like you, enjoy "the hunt" and that's really what has drawn me to the hobby but I think I'm up for the challenge. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>I didn't really consider proofs when I started looking at building an IHC set but after looking at some of the different coins available I'm beginning to consider going the route you described. I think the proofs are gorgeous and frankly not too expensive (generally...). They also seem to often have nice toning that the circulation strikes do not. I still haven't completely made up my mind though.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="thunderproof, post: 2162312, member: 74694"]Hey Stephan, Thanks for the comment! It is a little suspicious to me that a lot of these coins aren't slabbed. I guess I have a desire to find "gems" that, for whatever reason, failed to get slabbed. I'm not looking for a steal as much as I'm looking for genuine, natural, and gradable coins worth the patience and effort to acquire. As you suggest, these coins are probably few and far between and take a level of expertise (that I currently don't posses) to identify. I, like you, enjoy "the hunt" and that's really what has drawn me to the hobby but I think I'm up for the challenge. :) I didn't really consider proofs when I started looking at building an IHC set but after looking at some of the different coins available I'm beginning to consider going the route you described. I think the proofs are gorgeous and frankly not too expensive (generally...). They also seem to often have nice toning that the circulation strikes do not. I still haven't completely made up my mind though.[/QUOTE]
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