2020 End of World War II 2 75th Anniversary Silver Medal prices are falling FAST!

Remember when these "rare" v75 privy mark silver medals were going for $500 and up upon release? I do - and, I remember telling my impatient, impulsive, obsessive WWII-collecting self the following...over & over:

1) You don't have to get this RIGHT now.
2) You CAN wait - everyone on the forum is saying that these WILL go down in volume once the hype dies down.
3) Once the vulture dealers & fortune hunters realize that the buzz was temporary, prices will drop dramatically.
4) Then, and only then, can you click "But It Now".
5) Repeat #1 - #4 for the WWII v75 ASE & Gold coins, also.

Just got this beauty (graded) for my collection for a little over the original Mint purchase price.



p.s. I could've obtained a raw coin (ungraded/unlabeled) for even cheaper, but I have all of the other 2020 WWII v75 privy mark NGC VDAY label quarters, and wanted a complete set.

Cheers.

 

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Were they going for that much, $500 ? I think the gold coins were like 3x purchase price or $7,500 right ?

 

I think you got lucky, too....I see active bidding past $120 right now and I would suspect that others below that will catch up before their time expires.

It does appear that BIN's for PF69's for about $150-$160 can be had so that is probably the upper limit. I guess that's alot cheaper than the initial bidding frenzy for the Silver version but still a big premium over the govt purchase price.

 

And people must be chasing labels, because this PF69 UC is going for over $200....

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2020-W-END...648260?hash=item42280af504:g:7GsAAOSwIFhf2lJY

 

I see that the V75 ASEs are still in the $500 range.

 

I see $150-$250 for a PF69 ASE on Flea Bay.

 

I just checked sold listings for V75 ASE and they were in the $300-$500 range.
My lcs is selling their for $600. They suck btw

 

I saw some BINs for ~ $175 that I think are PF69's.

Prices may just be all over the place.

 

V75 ASEs are in $1200 range right now at APMEX. Of course PR70 FS blah blah blah.

 

That's insane but not unexpected for the folks who "have" to have the PF70.

 

Yeah - I remember them ranging from $425 - $600 - highest I saw was $700 on eBay during release week as pre-sales. Unbelievable.

 

For now they are.

 

I saw them going for $15k+ - here are two (2) active eBay auctions for the PF70 Ultra cams - why on God's green earth would you overpay so much? I seriously don't understand it. The one auction says he has sold 25 of them. How on earth did one dealer get 25 out of the 7,500 minted?

 

And that's with 28 bids and 7 days left on the auction - unreal.

 

7,500 minted ? I think it's 1,945 minted !!!

 

Here's one for $160...am I missing something, other than not being First Strike or Early Releases (who cares), it's identical to the ones being bid HIGHER or asking higher, right ?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/NGC-PF69-2...633770?hash=item26551baaaa:g:-gEAAOSwnJRf-ysx

 

OMG - you are correct. That makes it even more unreal!

 

Yes; I only went after these for the red WWII v75 label - didn't care about the PF70 grade or First Release or Early Strikes or any of that b**l s**t. - like there is a huge difference between 68, 69 or 70 on a proof? The coin is silver, it is graded, and it had the v75 privy & label to match the rest of my collection.

 

Could be that there were only 20,000 of these silver proofs minted? Not sure.

 

Eh, I got mine for whatever the mint price was. Not looking to sell it or anything so I'm happy. I couldn't imagine buying on the secondary market.