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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 4900019, member: 37839&quot;]You just don’t get it, do you?&nbsp; I am not ADVOCATING for NGC star coins.&nbsp; I am saying for the FOURTH time that given all things equal, I prefer NGC star designations for toned coins.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp; I looked at my Excel sheets a few days ago, just to refresh my mind, as it has been 5 years since my huge toner sell-off.&nbsp;&nbsp; I sold 479 toned coins, with 459 toned Morgan Dollars, 18 toned Peace Dollars, and 2 Toned Kennedy Halves.&nbsp; Of those coins sold, 251 were PCGS, and 221 were NGC. 7 were ANACS.&nbsp;&nbsp; 206 were sold on eBay, by Shane Canup, under consignment. 211 were sold in other auctions, through various sources. 62 were sold in private sales.&nbsp; Grades ranged from AU 55 to MS 67+.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Without getting into private finances, which I do not wish to do so, average prices were slightly higher with PCGS coins, with the exception of 26 NGC star coins, that sold significantly higher than the PCGS coins, and above average sales prices.&nbsp; This illustrates that my purchases were, and still are fairly equal.&nbsp; I reiterate that I tend to like NGC star coins, as those holders contain good-looking coins, that have maintained high value.&nbsp; In no way is that contradictory, as my purchasing and sales preferences were pretty evenly divided, with somewhat of a personal preference for NGC* coins.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Currently, I retained, or recently bought 49 toned coins.&nbsp; 26 are PCGS. 2 are ANACS, and&nbsp; 21 are NGC.&nbsp; So, I buy and sell the coin, not the holder, but NGC star coins have been good to me.&nbsp; End of story, and there is nothing about this information that is contradictory.&nbsp; It is opinion, and personal taste.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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