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Which One Would You Pick?

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Amazon99
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Sagan, I know people collect it for the registry, but that's about it. In 10 years, I don't think they will hold there value much (hey but you never know, right?). What is the purpose of having a registry set, other than showing off the coins you have? Is it like a contest or something? If so, it makes more sense as to why people are buying these.
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With the recent inception of the PCGS "Low-Ball" Registry Sets came a new new found love for low graded PCGS slabs. PO01-AG03 are now selling at a premium.


Wow, that's crazy!
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I would really go for the MS coin because its only $5 more.im surprised the little money difference between thoose 2 coins.But I also agree with BRUCE 1947 about liking a little wear on a coin
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