Decimal currency does nothing for me what so ever, hence the fact most of us tend to collect OLD coins lol. Does anyone here actually collect decimal? Apart from the 2 pound boysI do , but my collection is close to complete so I am moving down to Victoria
Here is an example of what I am talking about http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2013-2014-2015-Silver-20-coins-All-investment-graded-/321929059286?hash=item4af4779bd6:g:S9YAAOSwAKxWU0gN
I have found a coin I want , its the frosted reverse 2001 crown Spink 4554A Its been removed from the set it was in and slabbed. Just got to justify the price now...
I agree that there are costs involved , but the percentage added to the price is astronomical I don't know what other people think , but I don't have to own the best example , just a very good one.
I'm looking at decimal 1983-2015 coins , which are more of a fixed value They put them up with a fixed "Buy It Now" price , way over the actual book value
CGS must be slabbing loads of coins as the percentage of CGS slabs on Ebay is going up Is this the way the market is going , get your coin slabbed so you can raise the price by 200% Is it worth paying that premium for a CGS slabbed coin ?
I would worry more if it wasn't toned as normally 1911 proofs come toned due to the box they were stored in, normally with a blue interior. Yes I'd expect the 1911 to be more toned than that. I would worry more if it wasn't toned as normally 1911 proofs come toned due to the box they were stored in, normally with a blue interior. Yes I'd expect the 1911 to be more toned than that. As you all know , I now have a thing about toning
I emailed a day ago asking for better pictures , no reply yet I may phone the number to see if this site is actually live... Has a few nice coins that I would like to own.