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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ddddd, post: 2756560, member: 22377&quot;]The goal for my set is to get the most detail in each coin for the best price. I would opt for a lower grade with fewer issues if the price was comparable. However, recent sales on ebay had true VF examples go for more than what I paid for this coin. An NGC VF 35 went for $116.50 and several PCGS F15 examples went for about $70. Multiple raw very fine examples have sold for over $80. So, I thought that for the amount of detail that this coin provided, the price was quite fair. If I could buy a problem free VF for $60-$65, I might have done that. At $80 or above, it just didn&#039;t seem like the best option.</p><p><br /></p><p>Also, it seems like the opinions here were close to 50/50. Half wouldn&#039;t offer anything, but the other half would be at $80-$120. So there certainly seems to be a market for examples like this.</p><p>From personal experiences, I&#039;d say this 50/50 ratio applies to pretty much any coin. I&#039;ve had plenty of problem-free toned Morgans that half the people at a coin show weren&#039;t interested in making an offer. I&#039;ve had people not want to make an offer on CAC approved Seated Liberty Quarters. It&#039;s all relative to what someone collects and/or thinks they can make money from.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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