Rennicks Coin Catalogue

[autocoupler]

Yes, they are two different horses for sure and should be dealt with separately IMO. Although, when it comes to quality items I don't think the difference in value should be excessive, it only needs to reflect the slabbing, insurance and postage costs.

[frenc11]

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Yes, they are two different horses for sure and should be dealt with separately IMO. Although, when it comes to quality items I don't think the difference in value should be excessive, it only needs to reflect the slabbing, insurance and postage costs.
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surely the top population coins , especially if they are the only top pop coins are worth serious money , even on common dates

[autocoupler]

No doubt collectors may drive up the price of a common date top pop coin but, there may also be raw coins out there that grade equally or better. It's all hypothetical I know but, in a situation where a choice had to be made between a top pop in a slab, and a raw coin that you knew would grade similarly, the price would be the determining factor for me.

[runway]

Guides are for raw coins not slabs and not for pricing

[frenc11]

i wonder if this yrs catalouge will show the sharp price increases seen this year