Ha! You obviously have never seen any of my photos. ;)
Well, I took a shot in the dark. Higher mintage coin, but it looks PL almost like a specimen strike. It was a BIN at 105, and I offered 92....
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Maybe he is using a rock tumbler... :rolleyes:
It depends on the series/denomination etc... And that still doesn't even give a straight answer. They all overgrade and undergrade. I prefer...
For the most part, but AU58 coins have been receiving a lot of attention with the Everyman Registries. A nice AU58 might go for 64 money.
Well that is a loaded question. Many variables there.
I bought this....probably paid too much, but I don't care. I love the design and it looks PL like a specimen strike....
I personally would go after eye appeal. You may miss out on some great 63's or 64's if you are set on a plastic number.
Thanks for spreading the disease...;)
Sweet, another CAC thread! Talk about mundane posts....;)
Thanks, Doug. I threw some bids out for the Wednesday Teletrade auction that had some decent 68's in it to test the waters. I was completely way...
You played the game well. ;)
Swish, what is the fourth one down. Sure looks busy for an old coin!
Don't collect gold coins (although I wish I could afford them) but I bought this for some good reference material. Couldn't beat it for $20. I...
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Retail, an 80-S or 81-S in 63 should run you around 55-65 in a PCGS or NGC holder.
Mat, I am looking at Swiss coins from 1850's to the 1960's.
Where do you guys get your pricing info? I'm looking at getting into a series and buying coins in the 66-68 range ( a lot cheaper than Barbers,...
buddy, nice detail on that 25c'r. Looks to have VG detail. It has been dipped before in it's life, but not a big deal.
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