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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coinguy-matthew, post: 1642589, member: 35762&quot;]I think it depends on the series for instance ike dollars are all over the place in terms of grades and value, gem coins are very hard to find thus bring big premiums while average graded coins 64 and below can have no premium (excluding rare varieties and errors). As far as ASE&#039;s and other coins with much better production quality i see no advantage to having them graded its actually counter productive because it insures many high grade examples will survive much longer than otherwise would. Im certainly not gonna buy any slabbed ASE&#039;s because outside of a few select coins they are far too common in high grade to really justify it, anyone with a brain and a loop can put together a gorgeous set. To say that all modern coinage is not worth slabbing is wrong some series and coins are very valuable, if you were to find a 1992 CAM or a Cheerios dollar in your change i guarantee you would want to slab them....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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