Bert Label CACG Coins
What kind of premium do they bring?
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Premium??



Of course, I could be wrong
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Considering their low pop - 25 pct bump up?
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Um... none?
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Would say like 10- 25 pct premium.Investor0 -
@Cougar1978 said:
Considering their low pop - 25 pct bump up?No premium. Discount.
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if there were an effect, it would be negative
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@MsMorrisine said:
if there were an effect, it would be negativeIf discounted might want to buy some for Ernie.
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Ask Ernie...
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Who is this individual? 🤔
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@FlyingAl said:
Who?@safari_dude said:
Who is this individual?n🤔It's just a Trader Bea custom label.
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Thanks…
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Strategy:
1- Purchase at 20 pts under.
2- Sell to Cougar at 20 pts over.Profit,
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Many did well (premiums) w winter brick. Especially w good mktg / sales strategy.
I think the Berts possibly scarcer.
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Who is Bert?
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@RedRocket said:
Strategy:
1- Purchase at 20 pts under.
2- Sell to Cougar at 20 pts over.Profit,
Red, R.If only. Cougar wants to sell at 20 over but buy at 30 under.
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@Cougar1978 said:
Many did well (premiums) w winter brick. Especially w good mktg / sales strategy.I think the Berts possibly scarcer.
It's not the same thing. You can easily have Cougar put on slabs if you contract with PCGS. It's just a vanity slab for a business.
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Beats junk silver
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@Cougar1978 said:
Beats junk silver"Junk silver" with a Bert label is still "junk silver ".
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Slabbed coins aren’t raw junk silver lol.
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@Cougar1978 said:
Slabbed coins aren’t raw junk silver lol.A name on a label doesn’t automatically add value.
There are quite a few pedigrees and labels that I would argue actually subtract value.
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@Cougar1978 said:
Slabbed coins aren’t raw junk silver lol.If you send "junk silver" to PCGS, they will slab it. There's plenty of "junk silver" in slabs including thousands of MS69 Eagles, for example.
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@Project Numismatics said:
@Cougar1978 said:
Slabbed coins aren’t raw junk silver lol.A name on a label doesn’t automatically add value.
There are quite a few pedigrees and labels that I would argue actually subtract value.
And a slab doesn't make "junk silver" not "junk silver".
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No premium. Time to "blow it out on the bay".
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MS69 & 70 PCGS , CACG Eagles in high demand on bourse. A major product line, good sales. They are very affordable and a super investment buy with very high liquidity. Many collect them by date. With Mexico Libertads now being slabbed by CACG, a new exciting investment area has been opened up. Online bidding on these is fierce. Show sales strong. The low pop ones especially. Many collect them by date.
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Premium? Discount by reholdering fee.
John
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no pics either, it dont exist
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Plenty on ebay2 -
Wow. That’s worse than the standard Trader Bea labels.
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Yikes
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@Cougar1978 said:
MS69 & 70 PCGS , CACG Eagles in high demand on bourse. A major product line, good sales. They are very affordable and a super investment buy with very high liquidity. Many collect them by date. With Mexico Libertads now being slabbed by CACG, a new exciting investment area has been opened up. Online bidding on these is fierce. Show sales strong. The low pop ones especially. Many collect them by date.Doubtful.
Red R.
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I find them unattractive and avoid them.
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@RedRocket said:
@Cougar1978 said:
MS69 & 70 PCGS , CACG Eagles in high demand on bourse. A major product line, good sales. They are very affordable and a super investment buy with very high liquidity. Many collect them by date. With Mexico Libertads now being slabbed by CACG, a new exciting investment area has been opened up. Online bidding on these is fierce. Show sales strong. The low pop ones especially. Many collect them by date.Doubtful.
Red R.
@Cougar1978 is right
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Sounds promising.
Hopeful,
Red R.0
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