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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tcore, post: 94972, member: 2949&quot;]Travis, Hi there.&nbsp; Please don&#039;t take offense to this, I just need to write it for clarification because I was slightly confused by your original post.</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;m guessing that you realize that there are proof and non-proof(uncirculated) silver and gold American Eagles.&nbsp; The proofs can be bought individually from the mint and come in their own little container with COA, etc.&nbsp; The non-proof coins can not be bought individually from the mint.&nbsp; As far as slabbed coins go, you can have slabbed proof or non-proof coins.&nbsp; Many people remove proof coins from their mint packaging and have them slabbed.&nbsp; People also have uncirculated(non-proof) coins slabbed.</p><p><br /></p><p>Me personally, if I were to collect Proof coins, I would think it may be a good idea to stick with the original mint packaging.&nbsp; Those tend to be what people are looking for.&nbsp; If you collect non-proof coins, it&#039;s up to you whether or not you want to buy slabbed coins.&nbsp; For gold Eagles, I like them slabbed, for silver, I&#039;m not as set in stone on those just because they&#039;re usually not worth quite as much.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for what will be worth more, who knows?&nbsp; But, it does seem that often you might be able to get non-proof silver coins for not much over the spot price of silver, so maybe those are the better bet.&nbsp; Of course, if you want them slabbed in a high grade, say MS69, you&#039;ll pay a bit more.</p><p><br /></p><p>I hope this helps.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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