Dan Carr 1964 D MS70

Thank you @ddddd for your helpful input. Awarded best answer.

 

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For posterity, sold for $550

 

when he was called on his cb radio, it went like this , Van Gogh, you got your EAR on? LOL

 

How much did you say you paid for this coin?

 

Thanks for the followup. Now we've got at least one data point.

 

For Carr pieces, there isn't a rarity on 69 vs. 70 at ANACS. They seem to be doing a lot of 70s to keep up with ICG. Anything grading 68 has problems.

 

The coin MIGHT be worth what you paid for it - but don't hold your breath!

 

I have been burned TWICE by a coin graded by ICG. Had one regraded and re-slabbed by NGC and the other by PCGS both came back lower the one by PCGS by 2 grades.

 

I didn't. However since you asked, $140 raw.

 

Good show!

 

No bad. I have paid more for a coin. I would have paid $140 for that. Cool find.

 

Oh wow...I had no idea they sold for that much. I'll be honest, I like them. I think it would be a neat addition to a Peace Dollar collection because they did mint 1964-D coins. But...$550, that's just nuts.

 

Are you talking about the Peace Dollar by Dan Carr. If so here is mine.

If your not my apologies!

 

Sorry still learning how to post a picture so it shows after I download.

 

Gluggo (@Glen Smith ) nice to see you here!
Yes this thread was about the latest 1964 Peace Dollar from Dan. The original poster bought raw at issue price and got a 70 from Anacs.

 

Ohhhh good yes Glad he got a 70. From what I have seen a 70 from one of Dans coins is getting to be a common occurrence. I have never sent any of his coins in for grading but have seen pictures of many who had good amounts of coins come back as 70s. Thank you for the nice welcome. I came here once seeking photography tips and was reading Rays post and others. Quite informative information. Just getting use to my way around the different buttons. Have a great night.

 

The "grade" on a modern fantasy piece like this should be irrelevant to anyone.

 

Why? It's got surfaces.

On the other hand, if you're really arguing that "grades" should be irrelevant for any non-circulating, direct-to-collectors issue, maybe we're on the same page.

 

How is this any different than a direct or collector issued piece from the mint?