Should the world's rarest Platinum Panda be PCGS Slabbed?
MrPlatinum
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I, for the first time, heard on the street, plans for the layman to put all extra into plat. bullion.
I laid the groundwork (up/down percentages verses contracts, delivery of bars, etc.) for the 70s. We'll see...
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
David
MrPlatinum, you are going to take a huge beating on these boards. So many of these people are jealous know it alls that harp on the negative unless you fall into the collector/underdog roll - you do not! Trust me on this one, find another way to market your stuff as this crowd are not buyers anyway. I personally don't go for the marketing gimmick coins with autographs and the bullion coins etc but I do appreciate the donation aspect.
That's pretty cool.
I like your suggestion of a one day walk-through although I'd probably offer it as a free enticement for the new owner rather than at a fee.
The thing with this coin, if it's a 66 I would like 1% premium, 67 2% and 68 3%
It's a 62-65 no premium.
If it's a 69, that puppy will never leave my hands, although I dont think it'll ever go that high.
We'll see what interest this sparks, and yes the 100k price is a realistic number.
You're right I am going to start slabbing everything.
I would think though, that with only five coins like this, it would be hard to compare to something else to determine grading standards for a series.
I guess you need to look very closely for imperfections and see if anything would detract thus lowering the grade.
Of course with only 5 made, it might be tough to authenticate it. So they might decline to grade it.
I'm just worried about grading such a coin might deter someone if it's an MS-65 for example.
I personally feel this coin is a min grade of 67.
But then again, I've been proven wrong many times, either in one direction or another.
Only 5 more posts til' I'm a senior member. lol