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Do Slabbed Modern Coins Add Value?

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I love this video All that needs to be said 69? 70? Really? I have heard so so so many people resubmit and get a 69 to a 70 So I don't have much faith in this whole thing Thank you so much Alpha!
Comment from : @CashAndCoinsYT

First congrats on getting 200 subs!!brYes that system sounds corrupted to me Maybe try putting a 20 dollar bill in with the coin when you send it to be graded I'm glad you didn't pay full price for all of your slabs Respect Devils advocate: I suppose you need to have things graded for online sales Perhaps the issue is not in the grading but the companies that do them
Comment from : @thousandaireradio3199

Yeah for me it's the subjectivity Each grader will have his own opinion I've heard of a coin having an MS69, being broken out of the slab and sent in again and coming back with a 70 brAnyway, I saw a comment of yours on Silver Fanatic's video so I thought I'd check out your channel Good stuff You have a new subscriber 👍
Comment from : @irishstacker33

GREAT TOPIC I believe that when you buy gold (not silver ) spending 30 bucks to have it graded not only tells you the grade but most important it tells you it's been verified real gold I THINK
Comment from : @kunacoins9246

I don’t like them because it doesn’t look like a coin I want a coin not a baseball card
Comment from : @transientstacker4310

My first gold pickups were slabbed but I think im going to focus on bu now, if I can help it 😅 those are great pieces though
Comment from : @silverandgoldspartan4933

Great info! Good thoughts!!
Comment from : @SilverScorpion

Interesting breakdown and analysis Great that you pointed modern minting technology
Comment from : @largent8382

I have seen videos of modern gold coins being made at the US Mint, at the end of the process right before the coins go into tubes a human being picks up a tray of just made coins and shakes them around to get into piles of 20 coins 🤦‍♂️ Sometimes a coin or two goes flying off the tray and rolls across the floor lol So I can see 100 there being an imperfection on a coin coming from the mint I am not a huge fan on slabbing coins unless there is a compelling reason to do so, as was the 2019 Enhanced Reverse Proof ASE S mint, that only had 30,000 coins minted Another example would be the 1995 Proof ASE W mint, that you could only get from the gold proof set that year I believe it had a mintage of 30,125 pieces Those types of rare modern coins “could” be worth preserving in there pristine condition and are worth getting slabbed, but modern gold and silver bullion with millions of minted is just a waste of money in my opinion
Comment from : @JasonParker_114

Very Interesting
Comment from : @brentschange5264

Fantastic coins again, sir I have a few slabbed 70s that I bought for my kids, but grading and slabbing drive me a little nuts They're like little coffins Good insights – it's always fun to see your collection!
Comment from : @2is1gold

Man I love all that gold dude ! I have to hold my stuff in my hand bare naked lol u have some will power ! Lol ms69 looks perfect !
Comment from : @juicestacker1950

Great in depth analysis of why grading is what it is I usually skip the slabs because I prefer holding it Just personal preference Thanks for sharing
Comment from : @SilverBritches