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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;meteor, post: 1576452, member: 42165&quot;]If a coin is all but guaranteed to turn from red to red-brown and eventually brown -- even in a PCGS or NGC holder -- it&#039;s hard to understand the tremendous price premiums the full reds get.&nbsp; Or is it an &quot;enjoy it while it lasts&quot; mindset?&nbsp; Like investing in fine wine?&nbsp; Should the owner be prepared to crack it out and dip once the red luster begins to go away?&nbsp; If not, it seems an investment in a pricey full red cent is embarking on an expensive, losing battle with time.</p><p><br /></p><p>The cents shown in the above photos are obviously not full red, even though the holders indicate such.&nbsp; I would think these are examples where you ignore the TPG color designations and pay only the discounted red-brown price.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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