03-19-2016, 07:44 PM
It has come to the point now that many awards are selling for around their metal content. The silver labour medals can now be picked up for a single digit a piece (a couple of dollars more for the paperwork).
As I stated before, expect Mongolian awards to flood onto the market at reduced prices, they have. Not only Mongolian awards but all of those in the "sphere" of Russian/Soviet awards collecting.
There have been a lot of dealers giving up, drastically reducing prices or simply turning to fraud to keep their business going.
Caution must be used as always just not as many funds.
I don't see an end to the fall in prices but there has to be a bottom somewhere. A recovery may or may not happen and 2009 prices may have been an anomaly.
As I stated before, expect Mongolian awards to flood onto the market at reduced prices, they have. Not only Mongolian awards but all of those in the "sphere" of Russian/Soviet awards collecting.
There have been a lot of dealers giving up, drastically reducing prices or simply turning to fraud to keep their business going.
Caution must be used as always just not as many funds.
I don't see an end to the fall in prices but there has to be a bottom somewhere. A recovery may or may not happen and 2009 prices may have been an anomaly.
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