1921 Morgan Prooflike

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by New Windsor Bill, May 4, 2016.

  1. joecoincollect

    joecoincollect Well-Known Member

    You got it for 189? That's a tremendous deal
     
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  3. Paul M.

    Paul M. Well-Known Member

    That sounds like a pretty good score! You should be aware though that price guides are not the be all and end all of what you should pay for a coin. I've paid large multiples of what the price guide says for several of my coins, because they were worth it. I've paid less for some because they were nice coins and well worth what I paid.

    But don't let price be the deciding factor on what to buy. Like I always say, I'd rather have a great coin for a fair price than a fair coin for a great price.
     
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  4. New Windsor Bill

    New Windsor Bill Well-Known Member

    I figured that the NGC price would be the most accurate. And this coin really is a true gem but on ebay you don't get deals like that all the time. I have another 1993 Silver Eagle that I purchased with the coa and box for $75. last year. I believe this coin could very well be a proof 70. I am sending that one in tomorrow with 7 others to be graded.
     
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  5. New Windsor Bill

    New Windsor Bill Well-Known Member

    Thank you, I am learning. You got to do the research first.
     
  6. Paul M.

    Paul M. Well-Known Member

    I wouldn't count on it. Remember, too, that if you're looking to get it certified to improve the resale value, it absolutely has to be a 70 to be worth it. Otherwise, at $75 + grading fees, you'll be buried in it for a long time.
     
  7. New Windsor Bill

    New Windsor Bill Well-Known Member

    That year has real value only if it hits PF70. You are right but I would always want to know if that was a 70. I just have to know and if it is, HOME RUN
     
  8. SuperDave

    SuperDave Free the Cartwheels!

    That's barely 70% of actual retail even for an 1881-S, the most common 66. I wouldn't be sharing where I got a deal like that from, let me tell you. :)
     
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  9. New Windsor Bill

    New Windsor Bill Well-Known Member

    What coin are you talking about Dave??
     
  10. BooksB4Coins

    BooksB4Coins Newbieus Sempiterna

    He's talking about the NGC66 you claim to have bought for $189. 81-S is the most common in that grade and was just used as an example.

    Got a photo?
     
  11. New Windsor Bill

    New Windsor Bill Well-Known Member

    The coin that I purchased that was MS-66 is an 1879-S
     
  12. Nycmacman

    Nycmacman Active Member

    Could you send the link to it? Would love to see it, I couldn't find the sold listing.
     
  13. New Windsor Bill

    New Windsor Bill Well-Known Member

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    New Windsor Bill Well-Known Member

     
  15. Nycmacman

    Nycmacman Active Member

    Not a bad coin at not a bad price. May have a brighter appearance after a quick dip
     
  16. New Windsor Bill

    New Windsor Bill Well-Known Member

    It looks pretty good in the hand.
     
  17. Cascade

    Cascade CAC Grader, Founding Member

    Where's the link to the 79s?
     
  18. New Windsor Bill

    New Windsor Bill Well-Known Member

    I posted it a few replies up.
     
  19. Cascade

    Cascade CAC Grader, Founding Member

    Nice. And we'll give you an exaggeration pass this time but as a rule of thumb honesty is the best policy. No need to pretend you got it for $30 less anyway, that's still a nice score at $220 :)
     
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  20. New Windsor Bill

    New Windsor Bill Well-Known Member

    That was an honest mistake. And thank you.
     
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