Wow, the amount of in-depth looking that you guys and other serious collectors do on these die strikes is amazing...looking at the lift...looking...
Joe, what do you think of this one, same characteristics but 2 grades lower in an MS-63:...
Silver is silver so it's not like you are getting something illiquid. HOWEVER...if you want the greatest ease of selling, it's going to be what...
Thanks SD.....got it....any other coins where the 'die pairs' are ID'd ? I'm unaware of any other coin where it is done or anybody tried to do...
I sent in an offer -- a "stink bid" if you will -- and got countered with the guy minisculely coming off his price. I saw another 1884-O MS63...
How did you sell them ? 1-by-1...or bulk ? And where did you sell it ?
I'm confused on this whole VAM descriptive thing. No other coin has additional details like that sought out by collectors and also sometimes put...
So...what did you eventually end up buying ?
Is that on their website ? I was shocked to hear about the 1995-W policy and that was only for 1 particular coin. I find it hard to believe they...
That price above for $86K was the highwater mark. Current prices are about $20,000 or so as you can see from the current eBay bidding:...
Is there any reason why all these Morgans seemed to go for the same price over a period of many months:...
Absolutely, Mic....just a question of how many traits I can add to a certain year and mintage and condition before the price gets TOO high. Still...
Leverage to the gold price, I would guess. Also, many (older) investors do not understand that they may be paying way more than the price of 1...
Couple of MS70PL's sold in the last day or so.....1 NGC and 1 PCGS for $3,600 and $4,242 respectively....then another PCGS for $3,725 earlier in...
So the bottom line on my actual Search....I did bring up the most recent auctions correctly for an 1879-S MS-67 CAC Morgan, right ?
Didn't think of that, thanks !
No, MD, what I meant by submittance bias was those with coins that are very nice and which ALREADY exhibit PL or DMPL qualities are the ones most...
Wow, that is low....any reason ? Did they change the coinage/mintage process that year ? Lower-quality silver ?
Noted ! :D Gotcha....to me, an 'investment coin' for a classic would be something that is <5%, maybe 10%, premium to spot gold. So for the 1924...
I don't know about that, SD, I think they are considered numismatics but it's a smaller base of collectors than that for Morgans since the entry...
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