Any premium for a doily holder wannabe? Picture added

agentjim007

It's doily 2 piece plastic with a solid green label. If the coin matters its a MS63 common Saint.

BAJJERFAN

<< <i>It's doily 2 piece plastic with a solid green label. If the coin matters its a MS63 common Saint. >>



With a solid green label it taint a doily. Pix please.

Billet7

Does it have PCGS written across the top of the label?

Billet7

BTW, since it's a saint, you probably won't get much of a premium unless it's undergraded or CAC'ed (especially a gold CAC) since the premium tends to get eaten-up with the higher priced coin. IE. A common Morgan in a Frame and Rattler holder will have a larger percentage premium than a more expensive Saint.

I think an extra $50 for any of the 2.5 or 3.5 is a decent premium...but one can usually get a hold of one without paying much of a premium at all, if one is patient.

agentjim007

BAJJERFAN

That is the first of the four 2 piece slabs dubbed the 2.0

I don't necessarily agree that premium decreases with the price of the coin. To me it depends on how badly you want it or why you want it. Grade and scarcity would be just as likely to affect premium as much as price. If you were to try to get a Saint of each [a 2.0, a 2.5, a 3.0 and a 3.5] of the 4 holders and already had 3 of the 4 you might pay a bit more to get the 4th. Morgans are fairly easy to find in any of the double holders, but a 1882-S in ms66 or other similar grade would be much tougher. Any buffalo nickel in each of the 4 would be tough to do as well.