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 Posted 06/05/2007  11:23 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add biokemist6 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Points well taken Andrew. I should have specified that I was referring to raw coins I am not big into slabbing as I like to assemble my collection in albums but I do own a few slabs nonetheless.

I realize that the different pedigree labels are selling at different prices. But to me, it makes no sense to pay more for an individual pedigreed coin over a non pedigree slab unless it is a complete set. Also, you mentioned the reason that the 3 coin sets are broken- grading of the RP. I just checked ebay and the only RPs I saw were all graded. Unless someone is going to have the RP graded, the likelihood of them keeping the set complete is very high.
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 Posted 06/05/2007  11:39 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Andrew289 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
"Unless someone is going to have the RP graded, the likelihood of them keeping the set complete is very high."

Absolutely. Most folks that I know are sending in the RP and the 06w for grading. They buy raw sets and submit those 2 coins. It's a roll of the dice but sometimes you come up a winner. You hardly ever see raw RPs for sale as single coins ..what's the use really ..in that case just sell the entire 3 coin set. I did see and ad in CW or NN of a guy selling raw RPs for $499.00. I wonder if he has had any takers?

I also agree that folks are crazy to pay more for the same coin because of the packaging but fools and their money are soon parted...thank goodness. Let them enjoy the hype. In the meantime, momma needs a new pair of shoes !!!!

Question about your albums: DO you keep gold in albums? Does it have any effect? I'm working on a set of $20 libs from San Fran and I would love the look of them in a custom album but I was hesitant.
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06/05/2007 11:43 am
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It kills me that so many people are breaking the sets just to grade the RP. I say this selfishly because my order for two sets was cancelled and I never got any. It irked me that the Mint took so long to cancel my order because by the time they did, the raw sets were selling for $300+ Of course, I think I would gladly pay $300 for one now but that is a pipe dream

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Do you keep gold in albums? Does it have any effect? I'm working on a set of $20 libs from San Fran and I would love the look of them in a custom album but I was hesitant.


I am the proud owner of a solitary gold coin- a 2006W 1/10oz burnished Eagle and it resides in the original Mint-issued airtite. I have never heard of albums affecting gold coins like they can with silver, nickel, and copper sometimes. I do know that gold is pretty stable unless it is stored really improperly so I tend to think that it would be perfectly safe in an album.
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