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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Charles Brooks, post: 5600679, member: 94453&quot;]Thats an interesting outlook, nothing means nothing or nothing is worth anything? The fact is nothing is worth anything until someone decides they want that something. for instance, I own a 1917 type 1 slq. It is superb and flawless in every way and would certainly grade very high. But it is not slabbed. I attempted to sell it online and had it posted for one month. I ask $150. No bids. No followers, no offers. All the while I watched as lesser, but graded, slqs were flying off the shelf all around my posting. Coins graded at ms 60 were bringing in twice what I was asking for my perfect uncirculated coin. and on an almost daily basis. So what is a coin worth? Whatever someone is willing to pay.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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