@joeykoins said:
Loving that 55 Roosie. Check those 44 s Lincolns for the dd. Nice coins, not nice holders. Crackouts?
The (perceived) value would be tied to the slabs; not the coins.
The holders are the deal here.
If only they were marked "Hallmark" that'd be a treat.
Agreed! The PCI ones have some value though, so you could sell them if you're not into them. A similar one just fetched $38 on ebay, and someone there (not me) is listing the Photo cert one for >$300, but I'm sure he's just fishing.
@joeykoins said:
Loving that 55 Roosie. Check those 44 s Lincolns for the dd. Nice coins, not nice holders. Crackouts?
The (perceived) value would be tied to the slabs; not the coins.
The holders are the deal here.
If only they were marked "Hallmark" that'd be a treat.
Agreed! The PCI ones have some value though, so you could sell them if you're not into them. A similar one just fetched $38 on ebay, and someone there (not me) is listing the Photo cert one for >$300, but I'm sure he's just fishing.
@joeykoins said:
Loving that 55 Roosie. Check those 44 s Lincolns for the dd. Nice coins, not nice holders. Crackouts?
The (perceived) value would be tied to the slabs; not the coins.
The holders are the deal here.
If only they were marked "Hallmark" that'd be a treat.
Agreed! The PCI ones have some value though, so you could sell them if you're not into them. A similar one just fetched $38 on ebay, and someone there (not me) is listing the Photo cert one for >$300, but I'm sure he's just fishing.
I bet haha. There's another one from the 1991 ANA that sold for $15.50 , so maybe that's more common or in worse condition. Sounds like a post in BST may be in your future...
There are collectors for sample slabs like these, a somewhat thin market for sure; but if you do not enjoy them then it seems that moving them along to those that do is a good move. To your original question if your concern is will the value of these grow; and thus be worth holding for future value; I would say not very much in a time value of money valuation.
@coinbuf said:
There are collectors for sample slabs like these, a somewhat thin market for sure; but if you do not enjoy them then it seems that moving them along to those that do is a good move. To your original question if your concern is will the value of these grow; and thus be worth holding for future value; I would say not very much in a time value of money valuation.
That answers my question. I will pass them on to someone who will appreciate and enjoy them.
@coinbuf said:
There are collectors for sample slabs like these, a somewhat thin market for sure; but if you do not enjoy them then it seems that moving them along to those that do is a good move. To your original question if your concern is will the value of these grow; and thus be worth holding for future value; I would say not very much in a time value of money valuation.
That answers my question. I will pass them on to someone who will appreciate and enjoy them.
Good idea. While we all strive to make good financial decisions, the whole point of this hobby is appreciating the beauty of what we collect.
Those are neat, but what does "NH99" mean? Non-Holdered and then they put a number not on the grading scale afterward?
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The photo cert is the second generation sample and the others followed later.
That photo cert has sold for $50-$100 when I was following them the last few years (the $300+ example is optimistically priced in my view). The others are closer to $10-$40 range (although some might go for more if two bidders really want it for their sample set).
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Depends on if you like sample or old slabs.
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Depends on if you like sample or old slabs.
My Collection of Old Holders
Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.
I would keep them.
I collect sample slabs
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They are ok. I'm not that attached to them or anything.
Loving that 55 Roosie.
Check those 44 s Lincolns for the dd. Nice coins, not nice holders. Crackouts?
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.The (perceived) value would be tied to the slabs; not the coins.
The holders are the deal here.
If only they were marked "Hallmark" that'd be a treat.
Yes.
I used to have a bunch of Hallmark slabs.
Agreed! The PCI ones have some value though, so you could sell them if you're not into them. A similar one just fetched $38 on ebay, and someone there (not me) is listing the Photo cert one for >$300, but I'm sure he's just fishing.
https://ebay.com/itm/PCI-Sample-Slab-1956-D-Lincoln-Wheat-Cent-1991-Peach-St-Sample-Wheat-Penny-/333686577347?hash=item4db14518c3%3Ag%3AGeIAAOSwm%7EBfNpv1&nma=true&si=iUaLeGRaQwIlE0jzwqqpdpsSDnU%253D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
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Worth keeping...to someone.
They are very collectable so if they are not your thing then make a few $$ and let someone else collect them.
I'd sell them for $38 a piece all day long!
I bet haha. There's another one from the 1991 ANA that sold for $15.50 , so maybe that's more common or in worse condition. Sounds like a post in BST may be in your future...
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There are collectors for sample slabs like these, a somewhat thin market for sure; but if you do not enjoy them then it seems that moving them along to those that do is a good move. To your original question if your concern is will the value of these grow; and thus be worth holding for future value; I would say not very much in a time value of money valuation.
My Collection of Old Holders
Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.
That answers my question. I will pass them on to someone who will appreciate and enjoy them.
Good idea. While we all strive to make good financial decisions, the whole point of this hobby is appreciating the beauty of what we collect.
Successful BST transactions with: Cameonut, Rob41281
Those are neat, but what does "NH99" mean? Non-Holdered and then they put a number not on the grading scale afterward?
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The photo cert is the second generation sample and the others followed later.
That photo cert has sold for $50-$100 when I was following them the last few years (the $300+ example is optimistically priced in my view). The others are closer to $10-$40 range (although some might go for more if two bidders really want it for their sample set).
See here for more info:
http://www.sampleslabs.com/pci.html
I would keep them because I like coins, and you AlanSki?
Give them to YN or your children or grandchildren to hopefully spur interest in coin collecting.
I give away money. I collect money.
I don’t love money . I do love the Lord God.
I like coins but don't necessarily collect sample slabs. Someone else could appreciate them more than me.
I seriously doubt any of us keeps every coin we ever own.
Really daltex?
I go through my pocket change on occasion and you're right, I don't save every coin that I have ever owned.
I'd keep those coins AlanSki, OR give them to someone that truly appreciates them.
I kinda think that they're cool.
Some collect sample slabs....so perhaps a post on the BST would engender the appropriate buyers...Cheers, RickO
Just picked this up this morning. All because of your thread and what that member posted about the history of these old slabs! Thanks.
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Less is more.
If you're not delighted by the ownership, sell to someone who is.