NGC Price Premium

[cameron12x]

In general, for common date issues, approximately what percentage premium will a holdered and NGC-graded coin have over a RAW coin of the same grade?

 

I realize that there are always exceptions (especially for non-common date issues), but I'm looking for a consensus of opinion(s) for the common date issues for this topic.

 

Thanks!

[cpm9ball]

This is just my opinion, but I would think there would be way, way too many variables to consider.

 

Chris

[physics-fan3.14]

There is no way to say. It varies for each coin - from zero to millions.

[Houston Investor]

While there is no doubt a slabbed coin will bring more than a raw coin in an auction, I don't see the fact a coin is slabbed adding any value in theory.

 

Either the coin makes the grade, etc or not.

 

To answer your question - this is a complex issue with many variables and this will vary between issues / grade / value. A more pertinent question is if a non mod coin is x value (say $300) why isn't it slabbed?

[PerryHall]

The value of a coin is based on supply and demand. An NGC or PCGS greatly increases the demand for most coins so you would expect the value of slabbed coins to be greater. Many collectors won't even consider buying an expensive coin that's raw.

[coinman_23885]

This is just my opinion, but I would think there would be way, way too many variables to consider.

 

Chris

 

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[kryptonitecomics]

This is just my opinion, but I would think there would be way, way too many variables to consider.

 

Chris

 

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[PerryHall]

This is just my opinion, but I would think there would be way, way too many variables to consider.

 

Chris

 

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[noow]

This is just my opinion, but I would think there would be way, way too many variables to consider.

 

Chris

 

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