The Toning Premium Thread Part 2

Watch him win it too.
I was very content at being tucked in between 65 & 75

 

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$46.78

 

Lol I certainly did but did want to stay in that gap, though I would like it better if it was a little wider

 

Points Table
ddddd - 8 Points
Beefer518 - 7 Points
baseball21 - 6.5 Points
brg5658 - 6 Points
IBetASilverDollar - 5 Points
heavycam.monstervam - 5 Points
ron_c - 5 Points
C-B-D - 4 Points
Lehigh96 - 4 Points
Johndoe2000$ - 3 Points
jwitten - 3 Points
KSorbo - 3 Points
ddoomm1 - 3 Points
jtlee321 - 2 Points
Volante - 1 Point
moneycostingmemoney - 1 Point
Pickin and Grinin - 1 Point
kSigSteve - 1 Point

 

I will say $90

 

THE WINNER...
sold for $83 on the nose.
@brg5658 , you're up...(& 1 point)

 

Holy crap, I wasn't expecting that. I just squeezed a guess in between the other tight cluster of guesses.

Description:
Below is a coin I purchased at a local coin show in October 2013. I found out after purchasing it that it sold in a mixed lot of 9 coins in a Heritage Auction in January 2013 for $2,585. So, the "individual value" of the coin may be fun to guess from that lot. I have no earthly idea why someone would choose to sell these coins as a lot instead of individually.

Guide/Auction Prices:
NGC/Numismedia guide is $335 in MS60 (no values given in higher grades)

PCGS guide lists no prices.

A (less attractive IMO) example in NGC MS64 from the Eric Newman Collection sold at Heritage in Jan 2014 for $440.

A PCGS MS66 graded example sold in Jan 2015 Heritage Auction for $1998. To me, that coin is both over-graded and unattractive.

OK, here she is:

 

That is one nice looking coin! How about $567.89?

 

750

 

$1077.66. Gorgeous coin.

 

Sometimes you don't have a choice, I recently sold several coins and Heritage put 2 up together and refused to sell them separate as I wanted. I knew they would not do as well together.

 

$880

 

450

I would have just told them not to worry about it then and sold them elsewhere

 

$625

 

I can't keep up. Which coin or coins are we talking about now?

 

$600

 

The half crown

 

The 1892 half crown is on the clock.

 

OH I love that one...

$800

 

900