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<p>[QUOTE="RonSanderson, post: 2559524, member: 77413"][USER=78261]@Earle42[/USER] you make many great points here. I'll just add two minor things...</p><p><br /></p><p>1. For a popular key like 1909S VBD, the population profiles are also skewed by resubmissions, because the financial reward of grading just one point higher is much more than the regrading cost.</p><p><br /></p><p>2. I realize your discussion about slabbing is aimed at the marketplace as a whole, and not at me. But it raises a good point. I do have several coin dealers I can drive to, but not everyone does. Even so, there is only so much they can stock. I have about all Lincolns in MS, and only six are in slabs. So while raw is my preference, sometimes you just have to resort to online buying in a slab. In this case I pored over the pictures and called the dealer with specific questions about color and luster. Sometimes you have to make the best of all available resources if that's the only way to get what you want.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="RonSanderson, post: 2559524, member: 77413"][USER=78261]@Earle42[/USER] you make many great points here. I'll just add two minor things... 1. For a popular key like 1909S VBD, the population profiles are also skewed by resubmissions, because the financial reward of grading just one point higher is much more than the regrading cost. 2. I realize your discussion about slabbing is aimed at the marketplace as a whole, and not at me. But it raises a good point. I do have several coin dealers I can drive to, but not everyone does. Even so, there is only so much they can stock. I have about all Lincolns in MS, and only six are in slabs. So while raw is my preference, sometimes you just have to resort to online buying in a slab. In this case I pored over the pictures and called the dealer with specific questions about color and luster. Sometimes you have to make the best of all available resources if that's the only way to get what you want.[/QUOTE]
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