奇葩钱币卖家： “保真”不保“入盒”

你是否有听过这样的奇葩卖家，高喊“保真”却不担保你入评分盒？既然不担保钱币是否入钱币评分盒？卖家又如何提供保真服务呢？原来就是卖家说了算！以后各位钱币买家，可要和类似卖家谈好保真条款，方可交易啊！

Malaysian Proof Coin Collectors, how much you gain from gold and silver price soaring recently?

If you are Malaysia Commemorative Proof Coin collectors, I am pretty sure that the recent soaring of gold and silver commodity prices may catch you eyeballs. Some collectors seem extraordinarily excited with the assumption that the recent price hiking of precious metal brings some fortunes to their collection. However many of us did the calculation about how much the value gain we manage to grab from recent market trend? 

Lets take the simple simulation, assume that you bought a piece of The Installation of Agong XII RM10 Commemorative silver coin in Apr 2002 with the following specification:

GREAT BRITAIN. Trade Dollar, 1934-B. Bombay Mint. George V. PCGS MS-65+

Est: $5,000-$10,000

LOT DESCRIPTION
An Immensely Coveted and Elusive Date

PCGS Population - 1; None Finer

GREAT BRITAIN. Trade Dollar, 1934-B. Bombay Mint. George V. PCGS MS-65+ Gold Shield.

KM-T5; Mars-BTD1; Prid-29. A stunning and satiny piece, this lightly toned Gem presents mostly steel gray surfaces further enhanced by a golden-cobalt hue as one approaches the peripheries. Vibrant and flawless, this represents the sole finest graded for the date at PCGS, and should easily garner a great deal of enthusiasm and excitement.

Estimate: $5,000 - $10,000.