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Was looking at monster boxes, anyone know why the older date ones are more expensive? 2024 was actually the cheapest. Newer coins more traceable?
 
They aren’t making the older-dated ones anymore? The older ones are cheaper face to face
 
i think its just a function of availability......2024s are easy to locate and restock.......anything else comes from existing stockpiles or sale backs.......anyone specifiying older dates are paying for the limited stock or inability for the seller to restock..........i havent looked at those boxes in a while but it also used to cost more for boxes to be in original unopened with mint strapping intact condition.......so if you buy a mint strapped box it costs you dollars to be curious lol
 
i think its just a function of availability......2024s are easy to locate and restock.......anything else comes from existing stockpiles or sale backs.......anyone specifiying older dates are paying for the limited stock or inability for the seller to restock..........i havent looked at those boxes in a while but it also used to cost more for boxes to be in original unopened with mint strapping intact condition.......so if you buy a mint strapped box it costs you dollars to be curious lol
“mint strapped box” are easier to sell or sell back, correct? Therefore they cost more?
 
“mint strapped box” are easier to sell or sell back, correct? Therefore they cost more?

Mint strapped or Mint sealed boxes command a premium because folks in the collector market like to buy them hoping that their might be some coins in the lot that will grade high at a grading service. The Mint sealed boxes contain coins that have not already been combed through by metal dealers.
 
“mint strapped box” are easier to sell or sell back, correct? Therefore they cost more?
i personally have never owned a mint strapped monster box ....i am to distrustful and curious and would have to open it anyway so mine are not strapped...but its basicly what pmbug posted
 
Good monsters are
Boxes preserving value
Against fiat storms
 
When the spot priced spiked to $50 in 1980 lots of numismatics went into the melter to make 1000 oz bars. Stackers don't buy hype
 
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