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<p>[QUOTE="ronnie58, post: 2963018, member: 90698"]The 5000 figure for 1927 10C survivors is from the PCGS CoinFacts site, under the Rarity heading. I agree that it sounds iffy. Sometimes the total number of submissions for grading of a given date/mm outnumbers their survival estimate, so it's not airtight by any means. I heard from a veteran seller who I buy from that this fellow David Hall of PCGS, was under a severe deadline to construct this database, so he may well have been throwing numbers around to get it done. </p><p> But in this case the PCGS Price/Pop lists an aggregate of less than 300 of 1927's being submitted for grading. That is likey what the 5000 estimate is derived from, at least in part. </p><p> How anyone could hope to know is another question. I for one prefer to think that there are still plenty of hoards to be discovered in great-grandma's houses and in forgotten attics. But in reality I suspect that these pros and veterans have a fairly good handle on survival numbers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ronnie58, post: 2963018, member: 90698"]The 5000 figure for 1927 10C survivors is from the PCGS CoinFacts site, under the Rarity heading. I agree that it sounds iffy. Sometimes the total number of submissions for grading of a given date/mm outnumbers their survival estimate, so it's not airtight by any means. I heard from a veteran seller who I buy from that this fellow David Hall of PCGS, was under a severe deadline to construct this database, so he may well have been throwing numbers around to get it done. But in this case the PCGS Price/Pop lists an aggregate of less than 300 of 1927's being submitted for grading. That is likey what the 5000 estimate is derived from, at least in part. How anyone could hope to know is another question. I for one prefer to think that there are still plenty of hoards to be discovered in great-grandma's houses and in forgotten attics. But in reality I suspect that these pros and veterans have a fairly good handle on survival numbers.[/QUOTE]
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