Anyone see what the 20th anniversary gold boxes are selling for???
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Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
<< <i>The boxes will be needed by people who failed to get ultra-high slab grades. The coins will be easier to dump if in the original packaging. Needless to say, no mention will be made that the coins failed to slab at an ultra-high grade. >>
why numismatics will always be limited in it's appeal. people who act like used car dealers wreck it for the ones with integrity.
<< <i>The boxes will be needed by people who failed to get ultra-high slab grades. The coins will be easier to dump if in the original packaging. Needless to say, no mention will be made that the coins failed to slab at an ultra-high grade. >>
Even a set of NGC 69s will yield $ 4100.00+.....PCGS 69s 4600.00 +
<< <i>The boxes will be needed by people who failed to get ultra-high slab grades. The coins will be easier to dump if in the original packaging. Needless to say, no mention will be made that the coins failed to slab at an ultra-high grade. >>
Right after I started this thread I thought that but am unfamiliar with the AGE pricing.
Rookie Joe
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<< <i>You could have made a fortune emptying the dumpsters outside PCGS and NGC... >>
Yeah, I called PCGS - they said that most were returned but they did throw some away. I really doubt they got "thrown away"- even the little Silver box is handy, but I'm surprised they even had ANY. Who wouldn't pay $2 to have it sent back? No one that is spending decent $ much for a submission, so the answer's gotta be that some folks just didn't know they could have them returned. Strange.