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<p>[QUOTE="mikenoodle, post: 558938, member: 307"]If the coins are the same date M/M and allegedly the same grade, then they are apples. To compare apples to oranges is to compare differing things, if you leave grading aside for argument's sake, these two things are the same.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>I strongly disagree. If a raw coin truly grades XF-45 and a slabbed coin of the same date and M/M are compared, they should cost the same, it is the <i>perceived</i> value in the marketplace for the slab that makes it sell at a premium, NOT the coin. </p><p><br /></p><p>One thing said over and over here throughout the years is this: Buy the coin, not the slab. With all due respect, .900, I think you are doing exactly that. In your example the raw coin is overgraded and therefore NOT a fair comparison. If the slabbed coin was overgraded, I would expect to pay more for the raw coin, but if we want to compare slabs to raw, let's compare the same coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="mikenoodle, post: 558938, member: 307"]If the coins are the same date M/M and allegedly the same grade, then they are apples. To compare apples to oranges is to compare differing things, if you leave grading aside for argument's sake, these two things are the same. I strongly disagree. If a raw coin truly grades XF-45 and a slabbed coin of the same date and M/M are compared, they should cost the same, it is the [i]perceived[/i] value in the marketplace for the slab that makes it sell at a premium, NOT the coin. One thing said over and over here throughout the years is this: Buy the coin, not the slab. With all due respect, .900, I think you are doing exactly that. In your example the raw coin is overgraded and therefore NOT a fair comparison. If the slabbed coin was overgraded, I would expect to pay more for the raw coin, but if we want to compare slabs to raw, let's compare the same coin.[/QUOTE]
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