Thank you!. I especially like the 100 years apart juxtaposition. And, as I did in a prior video, when there is a mid-year design change, like the ASE and AGE in 2021 - those are nice in a two-coin holder.
I also prefer single holders, and my primary Peace Dollar collection is in single coin slabs. However, I also like doubling up as well. That said, you are absolutely correct - the two coin holders will likely be harder to sell.
Another disadvantage is that they both could receive different grades. Like one a 69 and the other a 70. That could hurt your resale value because most people wouldn't want that. Most people collect 70s on those.
Yes, double 70s would be best for re-sale if both coins are current moderns. The grade symmetry issue is a bit less of a re-sale concern when pairing two coins that are 100 years apart. A MS63 1921 Peace and MS69 2021 Peace is not quite as off-putting as a MS69 2024 Peace and a PR70 DCAM 2024 Peace. I would not advise folks to use two-coin holders as a matter of routine, because of re-sale concerns. That said, I have these in *my collection* permanently. Re-sale is not *my* concern. They are "coin stuff I like".
Awesome coins
Beautiful coins. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
Great look pairing the coins together in pcgs holders
Thank you!. I especially like the 100 years apart juxtaposition. And, as I did in a prior video, when there is a mid-year design change, like the ASE and AGE in 2021 - those are nice in a two-coin holder.
Well done with your presentation. I do like those holders.
Thank you!
Glad i found your channel. Your presentation is always good. Your volume is very low Steve.
Thank you! I'll try making a video using a mic other than the one embedded in my computer.
Nice presentation and coins Steve! Looking forward to a 70 70 Sunset Strip pairing. My old eyes could not tell the difference 69/70.
Thank you Dennis. Now, a 70/70 pairing would be a reason to do a video.
I don't have any yet, but they sure are awesome!
Thank you.
I prefer singular holders, you can display them together. The advantage is that you can sell them a lot easier. Thx for the video.
I also prefer single holders, and my primary Peace Dollar collection is in single coin slabs. However, I also like doubling up as well. That said, you are absolutely correct - the two coin holders will likely be harder to sell.
Awesome coin holder I like it
Thank you.
Another disadvantage is that they both could receive different grades. Like one a 69 and the other a 70. That could hurt your resale value because most people wouldn't want that. Most people collect 70s on those.
Yes, double 70s would be best for re-sale if both coins are current moderns. The grade symmetry issue is a bit less of a re-sale concern when pairing two coins that are 100 years apart. A MS63 1921 Peace and MS69 2021 Peace is not quite as off-putting as a MS69 2024 Peace and a PR70 DCAM 2024 Peace. I would not advise folks to use two-coin holders as a matter of routine, because of re-sale concerns. That said, I have these in *my collection* permanently. Re-sale is not *my* concern. They are "coin stuff I like".
You need to stop. Stop fertilizing this seed that I need to start organizing my collection with dual slabbed coins. You are costing me money. 😩
lol I need to put in a disclaimer: These two coin holders are for demonstration purposes only. Do not try this at home.