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Posted 05/11/2021 9:45 pm
I guess my approach is to show that only the highest grade coins are worth grading. Average stuff is only a pipe dream to consider sending it in to be slabed. It will cost more than you will ever get back for the grade. Myself when buying a coin pay nothing extra for a slab coin. Just the raw price is all I'd pay. A coin in a coffin is nothing special to me. So how many have I sent of to be slabed? Zero. To me it is the grading company's getting rich on this scheme. Most of the time I don't agree with there grades many times. So my motto? "Buy the coin, not the slab." If you feel the grade is not correct, the only offer the lower grade price. Don't just take their word, be convinced yourself if they are right or wrong. You're the buyer, you have that right. Easy to pass on a coin, than to buy a problem coin. So don't be swayed on the plastic.
