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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;10gary22, post: 1267354, member: 23626&quot;]Since the Cherrypickers&#039; guide is now listing the 88 reverse 89 in the new edition, it now has a FS # and is thought to be picked up by Redbook soon after. However, since there are fewer than a dozen 1988 D RDV006 that have been found, there are none for sale. A year and a half ago, one sold on eBay for the $500 range, but it was returned to the seller. It was a PCGS coin and thought NOT to be the variety. I kinda spent time to contact as many of the other owners of these as I could. One collector has all the authenticated ANACS coins except mine. He said that he wasn&#039;t interested in selling in his lifetime. Period. Another owner (unauthenticated, raw coin) told me he might consider $10k. So, if you want to complete a LMC set, I guess you kinda need the transition coins. You can get a P for $40-80, but the D&#039;s aren&#039;t for sale anyplace. What&#039;s the value ? I guess it all depends on how much a buyer and seller can agree to. Certainly, not all collectors can complete their LMC collections because the 1992 CAM and the 1988 D reverse 89 are all but impossible to obtain. A big deal ? Nah, unless of course you WANT to complete the series. Most people aren&#039;t that serious about collecting this series, although there are some that are. IMHO</p><p><br /></p><p>It is almost like the VAM&#039;s.........really, only the people who collect them even care. As well as the type B and type C Washingtons. They are out there, but only a few people actually are interested enough to collect them</p><p><br /></p><p>gary[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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