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<p>[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 2888183, member: 5233"]I totally agree with you...too an extent.</p><p><br /></p><p>The only thing I disagree with is the notion that the slab adds no value. The slab does have value in it's own right. This is because the slab is a market accepted third party experts opinion and evaluation of the coin. It doesn't make the coin more valuable...it's the same coin. But that expert evaluation does have value of it's own. Put together as a tangible package you have slightly more than just the coin. You also have something that is more liquid and thus easier to sell and appealing to a wider array of (uneducated) buyers. You also have something that is safer to buy without seeing the coin in hand (online)...educated or not.</p><p><br /></p><p>I completely agree that the TPGs and CACs of the world have created a crutch (to put it mildly) to allow collectors to cut corners (or avoid all together) their learning about the coins. It gives them a safety net. </p><p><br /></p><p>But, I do believe that the slab has value and thus the coin in the slab has more value than the coin alone. How much more...that depends totally on the situation and the buyer.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 2888183, member: 5233"]I totally agree with you...too an extent. The only thing I disagree with is the notion that the slab adds no value. The slab does have value in it's own right. This is because the slab is a market accepted third party experts opinion and evaluation of the coin. It doesn't make the coin more valuable...it's the same coin. But that expert evaluation does have value of it's own. Put together as a tangible package you have slightly more than just the coin. You also have something that is more liquid and thus easier to sell and appealing to a wider array of (uneducated) buyers. You also have something that is safer to buy without seeing the coin in hand (online)...educated or not. I completely agree that the TPGs and CACs of the world have created a crutch (to put it mildly) to allow collectors to cut corners (or avoid all together) their learning about the coins. It gives them a safety net. But, I do believe that the slab has value and thus the coin in the slab has more value than the coin alone. How much more...that depends totally on the situation and the buyer.[/QUOTE]
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