Guys,
Of course, there are more then one way to attend to this issue. Beside, rarity systems also differ (******'s, for ex., goes to R8, Paul's is up to R5, there are others, btw), and, moreover, rarity still doesn't fully reflect the value of an award. Those collecting Mongolia wouldn't agree more :thumbsup
However, as I said before, there are ways to go... For instance, categories: all unnumbered medals, numbered medals, orders up to nevsky, top orders, etc. Each could command it's own price for COA, for all we care. This way, for example, if I have PW1 that I'd like to authenticate, I just look up a chart, and see it in group #3, where the price for COA = $35. And if I have Lenin "Traktor", I look up the chart again, find it in group #1, and pay $85 for COA. And everyone's happy, the prices are justified.:love
btw, he now states there are no discounts.
Of course, there are more then one way to attend to this issue. Beside, rarity systems also differ (******'s, for ex., goes to R8, Paul's is up to R5, there are others, btw), and, moreover, rarity still doesn't fully reflect the value of an award. Those collecting Mongolia wouldn't agree more :thumbsup
However, as I said before, there are ways to go... For instance, categories: all unnumbered medals, numbered medals, orders up to nevsky, top orders, etc. Each could command it's own price for COA, for all we care. This way, for example, if I have PW1 that I'd like to authenticate, I just look up a chart, and see it in group #3, where the price for COA = $35. And if I have Lenin "Traktor", I look up the chart again, find it in group #1, and pay $85 for COA. And everyone's happy, the prices are justified.:love
btw, he now states there are no discounts.
