What is this 1935 D Worth? Would it be worth certifing? What's it worth?

What is this 1935 D worth?

 

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sorry but the value on MS63 in the Redbook is only $9. That's retail. It costs like $30 or more for certification...

 

Worth a couple/few bucks, depending on where you sell. Not worth submitting, IMO.

-Brian

 

Why are people so careless with a piece of ART? This is my hand down from my Grandfather. This is how to handle a piece of ART, HUH!

 

very nice.

 

Come again? :scratch:

-Brian

 

I was just babbleing, you know! blah blah blah. Don't mind me.

 

Please don't post anything unnecessary in the future. If you have a question- Ask... If you'd like to make a statement- Do so... But please don't bombared threads with comments that no one understands. Keep in mind, we are here to assist you, not listen to "babbleing".

-Brian

 

Your coin looks to be about MS62/63ish. After researching completed sales on several different online sites, like eBay, these are going for around $17 or less, in that grade.

Your submission costs; however, would be about 2x that amount and not worth it.

 

I would call that a 64, but a TPG might say 63 due to the wood grain. I would think it might go for as much as $30.

 

I am sorry, but I appreciate a little light hearted banter here. We are not a professional forum, just a bunch of nerds who like coins.

Chris

 

May have been a bit harsh for a single comment... I just wouldn't want the problem to escalade. :thumb:

I too am just a n3rd that likes coins :nerd:

-Brian

 

escalade...lol

 

Hey! He is talking about my ride.

I catch a lot of crap for my pickup, its an Escalade but I just call it my pickup.

 

Who wouldn't want things to escalade?

Chris, I have a picture of your Escalade.

 

Lol, smoking rims no doubt.

I bought mine used, and you would be surprised how hard it was to find them without 26 inch wheels or spinners! I guess the pickup version is not terribly popular, and of the 7 I found for sale 3 had 26 inch rims, 2 had spinners, (one had both!). I went with the factory options.

 

Well I'm a Cadillac fan. Sort of. I have a CTS, and of course I put 22's on it (not spinners). I did have some issues with the car though, but the dealer handled it very well. Looking to move into the cts-v next year.

 

A search of eBay completed listings has a 65 that sold for $16.50, and numismedia has a 35 D MS63 listed for $10.35.

 

you mean like this one;
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1918-PCGS-M...85?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item1e6897f3c5
or this one. it is even raw and a woody;
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1918-Lincol...12?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item3f10788fb4

 

iGradeMS70, really???? You are just a kid. And you don't need to talk down to anyone here. Lighten up a little son ..