1994 1oz panda

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    Hey there, I've been thinking and I plan on letting go some of my 2011 pandas and getting a 1994 1oz panda. My question would be

    a) Is it better for me to get an OMP or MS69 graded?
    b) What's a reasonable price for both of them (LD and SD graded and OMP)?

    Thanks! :D
     
    smokymcpot, Sep 30, 2012
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    a) MS69 is investment quality... OMP could be awesome or awful (depending on condition).
    b) <$250AUD is a fair price for a MS69... OMP price depends on condition.
     
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    Hmm, okaay. $250AUD for a SD? How about LD?
     
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    <$250 is a fair price.
     
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    just my opinion ,if a coin is being auctioned at no reserve start at .99 auction ,there is no better way to determine true value than what someone is willing to pay for it :) especially if you have 3 or 4 very recent auctions to determine a price range, I am just saying :) the market has moved 75usd up on that coin and you are still asking the same question
     
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