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craigy

Slabbed Potter

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Not something i normally buy although i have been collecting them, i think they are worth the money because they are packaged fantastically in the clear perspex box thing, anyway saw this come up on ebay and had a bit of a spur of the moment bid winning it for £71 inc postage,  a little over face value, i spose the 68 grade knocked it a bit,  to be honest i can't see anything with the naked eye and have had a good look. you would think something new and not touched by hand would get a 70 or could be the dies have gone a bit funny as the coin is numbered early 29,000's, anyway, for little over the £60 when bought form the mint and it came with box etc i think its not a bad deal, 

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nice one ;) going to go for the rest then? 

personally i have no idea how the 2016 peter rabbit has ended up being a £700 coin but we live in new days :) 

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15 hours ago, rpeddie said:

nice one ;) going to go for the rest then? 

personally i have no idea how the 2016 peter rabbit has ended up being a £700 coin but we live in new days :) 

what slabbed ? have all the rest in the perspex block, i wont go out my way to get a slabbed one, i know crazy price for the 2016 peter rabbit, if i knew how well they would sell i would have bought more instead of the 2 i did at the time 

 

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15 hours ago, Paulus said:

Simon Willis often has some great coins for sale, but in all honesty the TPG grading of this one seems like a joke!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Victoria-Old-Head-Coinage-1900-Silver-Crown-S3937-PCGS-MS64-Choice-UNC-/172787889545?hash=item283af5f589:g:VVkAAOSwXY5ZSWXr

of all the slabbed one's i have seen NGC seem to be the fairest,  i have a couple of NGC's and would only buy coins graded by them 

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On 8/14/2017 at 0:58 AM, Paulus said:

Simon Willis often has some great coins for sale, but in all honesty the TPG grading of this one seems like a joke!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Victoria-Old-Head-Coinage-1900-Silver-Crown-S3937-PCGS-MS64-Choice-UNC-/172787889545?hash=item283af5f589:g:VVkAAOSwXY5ZSWXr

Almost EF would be more like it .pricewise (still seems a bit steep ,if it was MS64) He seems to be selling the slab with its grading ,rather than the coin inside .He does have some really nice coins .

 

 

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I saw the title 'Slabbed Potter' and thought have they released a harry potter coin now??? :blink:

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On 8/14/2017 at 1:08 AM, rpeddie said:

nice one ;) going to go for the rest then? 

personally i have no idea how the 2016 peter rabbit has ended up being a £700 coin but we live in new days :) 

It ended up like that because it was the first in a new series and a relatively small mintage, the 2nd coin came out to a shark pool type frenzy with actual queuing on the RM website of 84,000 people, problem being most were buying to make a quick buck and it basically flopped a few days later, so now the greed merchants who bought 5 or 6 are stuck with something they don't actually want B)

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