Steel Cents

I purchased this set recently. I paid no where near those prices . . . . .

Being certified by PCGS, I'm fairly certain these weren't "reprocessed" or plated.

Z

 

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That 64 was just a typo. I’ve said twice, it’s just a guide. But this date does not go up in value that much. Current sales are no where near that level. That’s why I said the book is a mistake.

 

Or just dont read what was written thats fine. For anyone interested in actual facts yes the 43 P has been going up 2k or more from 67 to 68 so it is possible

 

But the book shows a $1992 increase from a 63 to a 65. You’re the only one that has mentioned a 67 and a 68.

 

Is following a conversation hard for you? Since I was supposed to go reread what you wrote by your own words, for the multiple time now go and read what was written and try to follow along thanks

 

I would be happy to sell you my 66's for half of Redbook 65's . . . .

Z

 

So would anyone with a brain.

 

Thank you for finally making my point!

 

And what point is that? You questioning something that is obviously wrong? Acting like I was wrong about a response? The false statement about what could happen at grade price increases for the date? Which one?

 

Too much Ritalin dude. Cut your dose in half . . . .

Z

 

Greysheet has the LWC '43 D/D going from$1500 in MS66 to $6200 in MS67 and I doubt that is a typo. Big jumps happen on almost all coins at some level. The CN question is almost certainly a typo as the '43 P in MS65 is $3, $30 in MS66 and $190 in MS67 on the greysheet.

 

Thank you. I think they put an extra zero and it should be $200. Still high, but it’s makes sense to me.