Rising Ike Prices for quality coins

https://www.usacoinbook.com/item/1971-p-eisenhower-pcgs-ms63-471385/

The more I look around, the more I seem to see higher prices Eisenhowser dollars.

 

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I am happy to hear that. I believe Ike's are long overdue to awake from their slumber.

 

Even lowly Sue B. dollars are showing higher prices for quality pieces.
https://www.usacoinbook.com/item/1999-p-susan-b-anthony-dollar-proof-255337/

https://www.usacoinbook.com/item/1999-d-susan-b-anthony-dollar-ms-67-458798/

 

That is an asking price. What did it sell for, if it has already?

 

Again, these are asking prices. What have they sold for?

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't the 1999 SBA's NIFC while the Mint was prepping for the issuance of the Sac dollars?

 

??

 

The '81s were NIFC. The '99s were for circulation and the Proof was minted in Philadelphia.

An 18 coin SBA Type Set (12 non-proofs, 6 proofs)...

 

https://coins.ha.com/c/search-results.zx?Ne=304&N=790+231+51+385&ic4=Refine-CoinCategory-102615

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  Auction 132111 | Lot 25463 » Silver and Related Dollars » Eisenhower Dollars
  
  1976-S $1 Silver MS68 PCGS. PCGS Population: (1098/0). NGC Census: (99/1). CDN: $220 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS MS68. Mintage ...(PCGS# 7422)
  Bid Source: HA.com/Live
  
  Service PCGS
  Grade MS68
  Auction Ended
  Mar 17, 2021
  Auction Archives
  Sold For: $348.00
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  Auction 132109 | Lot 21228 » Silver and Related Dollars » Eisenhower Dollars
  
  (5)1976-S $1 Silver MS67 PCGS....
  Bid Source: Internet
  
  Service PCGS
  Grade MS67
  Auction Ended
  Mar 3, 2021
  Auction Archives
  Sold For: $396.00
  Make Offer to Owner
  $594 or more
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  Auction 132108 | Lot 27289 » Silver and Related Dollars » Eisenhower Dollars
  
  1972 $1 Type One MS65 PCGS. PCGS Population: (555/11). NGC Census: (474/5). CDN: $55 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS MS65. ...(PCGS# 87409)
  Bid Source: Internet
  
  Service PCGS
  Grade MS65
  Auction Ended
  Feb 24, 2021
  Auction Archives
  Sold For: $94.00
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  Auction 132105 | Lot 21342 » Silver and Related Dollars » Eisenhower Dollars
  
  1972-S $1 SILVER MS68 NGC. NGC Census: (486/6). PCGS Population: (2398/27). CDN: $95 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS MS68. Mintage ...(PCGS# 7411)
  Bid Source: Internet
  
  Service NGC
  Grade MS68
  Auction Ended
  Feb 3, 2021
  Auction Archives
  Sold For: $168.00
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  Auction 132102 | Lot 23952 » Silver and Related Dollars » Eisenhower Dollars
  
  1973 $1 MS66 PCGS. PCGS Population: (148/0). NGC Census: (43/1). CDN: $300 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS MS66. Mintage 2,000,056....(PCGS# 7412)
  Bid Source: Internet
  
  Service PCGS
  Grade MS66
  Auction Ended
  Jan 13, 2021
  Auction Archives
  Sold For: $384.00
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  Auction 132102 | Lot 23953 » Silver and Related Dollars » Eisenhower Dollars
  
  1973-D $1 MS66+ PCGS. PCGS Population: (353/14). NGC Census: (97/4). CDN: $210 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS MS66. Mintage 2,000,...(PCGS# 7413)
  Bid Source: Internet
  
  Service PCGS
  Grade MS66+
  Auction Ended
  Jan 13, 2021
  Auction Archives
  Sold For: $1,200.00
  Make Offer to Owner
  $1,800 or more
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  Auction 132102 | Lot 23954 » Silver and Related Dollars » Eisenhower Dollars
  
  1978 $1 MS66 PCGS. PCGS Population: (492/7). NGC Census: (247/7). CDN: $75 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS MS66. Mintage 25,702,000...(PCGS# 7425)
  Bid Source: Internet
  
  Service PCGS
  Grade MS66
  Auction Ended
  Jan 13, 2021
  Auction Archives
  Sold For: $104.00

 

that 1200 dollars looks like a heritage error

 

Not intended for circulation

Thanks for the correction!

 

these auction results are astonishing, at least to me.

 

You'd be surprised

 

Weird.
I have often thought the Bens don't get enough respect. I don't own anything high end in it but I like them. I've even thought the Kennedy's get over looked. Just me I guess. Ikes do nothing for me really.

 

Another relatively low-priced recent mintage coin...with an American general/President who people know....and which they can buy in size the last year or so while staying/working at home.

 

The 1999s were issued to be used in vending machines, I believe

 

They were issued because Congress passed a bill authorizing the creation of a new dollar coin. The new design (Sac Dollar) wasn't ready, so the Suzy B. was issued until it was ready.

 

It’s a big coin that wasn’t very well made especially the P mint and early dates. Finding even 65s is a chore and for the business strikes for most dates 66 is the highest affordable grade and for several dates is the highest grade. There are no 68s for PCGS business strikes and only 186 67s with like 130 being d mint. The silver medal ones only have 36 69s.

Im not sure why it would be a surprise to someone that basically top pop coins aren’t dirt cheap, realistically some of those should cost more. It’s just so hard to find nice Ike’s that it turns many people off

 

You are of course right about this. Although higher prices are listed on most all coins now, (inflation related maybe?) the bottom line is the price of the sale is the true determining factor. I've seen outrageous sums listed for common coinage and on the other side of the coin (no pun intended) decent prices for key dates. I wonder if there are statistics or graphs showing whether coinage sales figures have historically risen due to increased interest in numismatics, bullion investing notwithstanding.

 

It would be more likely that a "feeding frenzy" or a Registry Set need affects the prices more than anything.

 

People need to stop trying to blame registry sets for everything. Has nothing to do with that. 1971 P MS 63 PCGS Ike’s consistently sell for $25 or less on eBay and in many cases under 20.