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David Jones
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Location: Hills of Kentucky
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| Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2007 6:39 pm Post subject: To grade or not to grade |
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I have some paper money that I might sell, and I was wondering about haven it graded by someone such as PCGS. I have never liked certified coins for two reasons. First is the cost and second is I just like being able to touch my coins. But now we are talking about paper money with a much higher value than most of my coins. I have never been much into selling my money but when you get to talking about $100 bills it gets kind of hard to hang on to a lot of them.
What I would like to know is if a person had 2 bills that were just alike in every way but one was certified and the other was not what would be the deference in price. It is pretty costly to have bills graded and I just don't know if it would be worth it. |
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AdamL
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Location: Central Missouri
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I'm not an expert on grading services, or paper money. But I beleive the graded examples will demand a higher price. If they are valuable I think I would have them certified.
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