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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Victor, post: 307722, member: 5454&quot;]Ah Dan.&nbsp; I was wondering when you would get bit by the gold bug!&nbsp; The quarter eagle Indians are kind of pricy compared to some of the other pre 1933 gold coins.&nbsp; My local dealer has one with a nice story that I have had my eye on for about a year.&nbsp; It is a 1913 Indian graded MS-62 by PCGS.&nbsp; He wants $700 firm.&nbsp; The trends prices have actually dropped lately for this particular coin.&nbsp; Right now the price should be around $620 for a MS-62 Indian 1913.</p><p>Anyway this coin was in a NGC holder graded MS-63. The dealer cracked it out and submitted to PCGS.&nbsp; It came back MS-62.</p><p>Here&#039;s the rest of this entangled story:&nbsp; It seems an old man died leaving a nice hoard of gold.&nbsp; However there was a dispute about ownership because the coins were never paid for.&nbsp; The widow sent all the coins back to wherever they came from instead of paying the invoice.&nbsp; Well the stupid company sent them back to her.&nbsp; Then they kept billing.&nbsp; She just put the coins away and ignored the bills.&nbsp; Anyway this eventually came to a lawsuit in court.&nbsp; The judge ruled that the coins were hers.&nbsp; Because the company sent them back she became the owner and she did not have to pay a penny.&nbsp; Lawsuit dismissed.&nbsp; Now enters the family.&nbsp; &nbsp; The son and daughter takes the whole hoard to a dealer.&nbsp; There were both NGC and PCGS coins.&nbsp; Dealer cracks all coins out and whatever was PCGS he sends to NGC.&nbsp; Whatever coins were NGC he sends to PCGS.&nbsp; Hence this 1913 leftover described above.&nbsp; When gold was around $575 an ounce he wanted $700 for the coin.</p><p>Everytime I go back it is still $700.&nbsp; I went back just to check when gold hit over $800 and he still wants $700.</p><p>Someday I may grab that coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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