1998 Canada Maple Leaf with Privy mark, should I slab it?

coinsarefun

Picked this up yesterday and thought to have it slabbed and get true views.

What do they sell for lately? I don't plan on selling it but wondered it's value, I paid silver spot price.

TheCoinGeezer

I wouldn't but then I don't send any bullion coins to be slabbed.
If you paid around spot, you got a good deal.

theboz11

ajaan

If I owned the coin, I wouldn't.

TheRaven

Very nice coin.

These canadian privy mark coins are very hard to find. After like 2003 they became impossible for me to find the new ones....

SavBear

I agree, I would not bother to pay to have it slabbed. These privy coins are nice to collect as a subset of the Canadian Maple Leaf coins. I have a few, such as the VJ day and VE day. They make a nice presentation as a grouping in my collection without any labels declaring their grade.

WWW

Looks great without the plastic and your image is very well done.

coinsarefun

Thanks everyone. So I guess I will enjoy it as is

Does anyone know what they sell for?

SavBear

http://www.reference.com/browse/bigleaf+maple

Follow the link above for information on maple leaf coins in general. The issue price is indicated. Current value for the privy coins are related to mintage; the one you have here is the 90th anniversary of the RCM privy. Only 13,025 were made. Even with that low mintage, a nice one in the OGP may fetch $80 or $90. Yours, somwhat less given the condition I would guess.

coinsarefun

<< <i>http://www.reference.com/browse/bigleaf+maple

Follow the link above for information on maple leaf coins in general. The issue price is indicated. Current value for the privy coins are related to mintage; the one you have here is the 90th anniversary of the RCM privy. Only 13,025 were made. Even with that low mintage, a nice one in the OGP may fetch $80 or $90. Yours, somwhat less given the condition I would guess. >>






Thanks, just found out about the Year of the Boar......only 8,000 mintage