1976 Silver PR69 DCAM - Should I Make an Offer?

This coin has WOW factor to the extreme. I am wondering if I should submit an offer. Please take a look and advise, thanks.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1976-S-Wash...58?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item20cd28a9ca

 

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What would you do with that many of them? I would rather just buy one.

 

In a word: No.

 

!00 would make quite the art exhibit if arranged just right. However, I am wondering if this seller has looked at what single coins like this are going for?

 

http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/16153333/

PCGS price guide has it at $42, which may be inflated a bit. So $4,200. I would offer $2,800 for the lot if I wanted it with intentions on paying no more than $3,000 at counteroffer.

Good luck,
Erik

 

I wouldn't go anywhere near that lot for more than $1700..PCGS guide is way wrong on this one. IMO

 

Absolutely!

Offer him $6,500..............Maybe you'll be able to save $500!

 

the person has 9 feedback and its not good either. i wouldn't touch that with a 10 ft pole

 

Someone's dreaming. Going value is $38 each.

 

Wow factor is right...that is way overpriced. I would stay far away unless you can get a super deal. TC

 

7k is way too much. I wouldn't pay more than $1,000 since the silver alone is just shy of $600 of the value. But that's just my opinion..

 

I figure that you are joking, but I wouldn't go anywhere near that price. $1000 to $1200 tops.

 

about 2200 graded so far with average grade of 68.2 and about 4 million made i would say in my opinion that they are more likely to go down then up.at proof 68 they are at 25.

 

All sound advice, I do not think this person has checked the latest ebay auction on this coin.

 

He's from the planet Mongo and hasn't a clue..........

 

In two words hello no!!

 

Planet Mongo . . . is that the nice place with clean white jackets that wrap around and tie in the back and fun upholstered rooms to play in?

 

Flash Gordon. Fantasy stuff........

 

Aaaaaaaaah, now I remember.

 

Coin World Values lists them at $125, yet they're selling on eBay for less than $20 => offer half that. But, the seller only has 9 feedbacks and 1 is an old negative. Any offer would be a risk that you'll have to wait to get your money back from eBay. If you're not convinced, ask the seller to post a pick of all 100 of them laid out.