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I'm still getting over the 'shock' that he didn't put in one of his NNC MS-67 holders.
I know, right?  I think the sheer rarity and sophistication of the audience for this one stayed his hand. He's not dumb. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I'll play. I think the NGC holder will give the coin credibility and will land in the around $18,000. I predict someone will buy it, crack it out and either basement slab it or try to sell it raw as MS.
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United States
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I'm really surprised they didn't put in an NNC holder. I looked through some of their listings and it looks like they are downplaying the NNC grading service.
With all of this seller's issues, I think it wouldn't make 10k. With all of their negative feedback, it would be foolish to overpay on this.
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Pillar of the Community
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Can anyone see the repair in the pictures?
He states in his listing that the repair might be by the AT in states.
I was thinking it would sell around $12,000
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New Member
United States
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I think It'd bring 8k... But you really have to watch with Centsles
I've bought a few coins he gets graded by NNC.. and sent them to NGC and much lower.
cleaned. stuff like that.
but, I also bought a au58 NNC graded 1823 Half... NGC gave it a ms61 Holder.
Be VERY Careful With CENTSLESS!!!
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Can anyone see the repair in the pictures?
I see what I suspect to be a repaired rim ding - pushed out and re-denticled - by the second T. |
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Moderator
United States
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9-10K
Yeah, appears repaired by second T.
swcoin.ecrater.com
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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I see what I suspect to be a repaired rim ding - pushed out and re-denticled - by the second T. Oh yeah, I see what you mean there. |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Sold For $11,399.00
I had forgot about this thread, until just now.
Edited by Canadian-Banknotes
02/12/2014 3:11 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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wow he lost two-thirds of price guide over a repaired denticle? Would this have gone for more on HA or Great Collections? For maybe closer to 17,500?
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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I agree, I think he would have done better at auction.
The damage isn't very noticeable.
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Bedrock of the Community
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That seems about right, it was a nice bump over the PCGS AU details one. The real problem is just the type of buyers that can afford those coins. People that can afford to buy coins at that level like we buy far cheaper ones have the money for problem free examples for something that already has a small buying base to begin it.
Its one of those things that as soon as you buy it youll likely be underwater in it from day 1 so a significant discount for a details grade should be expected imo.
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Pillar of the Community
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So I guess the next bet will be to see when it shows up raw on the bay and how much it will go for.  |
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I have found that ebay is a bad venue for selling higher priced ($5,000+) coins. Those are generally coins best left to the big Heritage auctions. Having said that, I do believe centsles did get a fair market price on that coin. |
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Yeah I agree, one of the big auction houses would've been much better for this coin. Unless you have a very popular key date you won't get top dollar for your stuff on ebay. |
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