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In 1988 I paid $1000 for a 1917 D type II quarter I then send it to PCGS and it came back MS65. IMO...The coin should have graded 65 FH.
Got it!:D
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Where were you when I was setting up at coin shows 20+ yrs ago?:D
If that were the case then I would not bring these coins to the show b/c I'll be too ashamed to quote someone 40% over gray sheet bid.
Yes, you are correct b/c if not for the scratches on the cheek the coin would be out of the slab by now..;) I have had probably cracked 10 coins...
I was browsing Ebay and I noticed that sellers are asking $400-$500 over gray sheet bid for PCGS MS63-MS64 $5-$10 gold pieces. Nowadays do sellers...
Yes, if not for the scratches I would crack it and shoot for a 65. I paid $700 for the coin.
Very nice coin!
I remember selling 64 2.5 lib in the $3k range
I purchased this MS65 1906-D in the mid 90's and I'm too embarrassed to say what i paid for the coin. I also purchased an MS64 on the same day.....
86-S in MS64[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Should be a 64, but received a 65.
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PCGS MS 64 1925-S. Big bucks in 65. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
i didn't paid 65 money for the coin, b/c back then before the market crashed, PR 64 were trading for like $3,900 and PR 65 were probably like...
thanks,but here's the other side of the coin...i paid $3930 + $49 grading fee,postage,so i'm into the coin at about $4k.
9 for 9 or 10 for 10 :scratch::D
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