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Oh never mind SSK was talking to the OP. :P
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Close to uncirculated or MS60-63 range anywhere from like 400-800+ dollar according to greysheet. Give or take.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Which show is it. First it was the Quote: No the coin show in Rosemont near Chicago World Fair of Money in August. Then it was the one Quote: The show is actually in Tinley Park Illinois, they run this show 3 times a year and I try to get to each one. The one in June is my favorite and it's usually packed.
I've never been to the one in Tinley Park due to the same dealers at that one as the one in Countryside only about half the size. Just remember the larger the show, the more it cost dealers for a table so your prices of coins goes up too. Think I'll try the Tinley park one this year for some coins I just can't find.
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I've see many an AU Peace dollar that had more eye appeal than an Unc piece. Buy the coin, not the holder. Be sure that any raw one you look at hasn't had an S mintmark removed. Some dealers can be fooled by that trick and may unwittingly sell a fake as such. One of the plusses about buying at a show is you can do comparison shopping and easily get second opinions. Look for dealers who use the gray sheet prices, too. Happy hunting!
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I like your attitude srs77. Best of luck and keep us posted on your results.
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The trouble with ebay as a database for results is that so much of the user base - sellers and buyers both - have no clue what they're doing. Prices don't necessarily reflect the reality of what intelligent collectors pay experienced dealers for that coin.
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Thanks everyone, counting down the days. Quote: I like your attitude srs77. Best of luck and keep us posted on your results. Thanks Dave.. Will do, if I pick one up I'll post some pics when I get back from the show...
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Quote:The trouble with ebay as a database for results is that so much of the user base - sellers and buyers both - have no clue what they're doing. Prices don't necessarily reflect the reality of what intelligent collectors pay experienced dealers for that coin. So very trueAt a show that size it should not be too hard to find several to choose from. Good luck!
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Quote:Quote: Which show is it. First it was the Quote: No the coin show in Rosemont near Chicago World Fair of Money in August. Then it was the one Quote: Quote: The show is actually in Tinley Park Illinois, they run this show 3 times a year and I try to get to each one. The one in June is my favorite and it's usually packed. Keep up Carl, two different posters talking about two different shows. 
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Yeah sorry for the confusion all! OP is talking about the Tinley Park show. :P
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The Chicago area has too many coin shows. A nice problem to have. 
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Is there any database for all the coin shows in the Chicago area?
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Quote:Here it's a link to Illinois coin shows. http://www.coinshows.com/illinois.html Unfortunately no this is not a complete listing. Oddly enough the Countryside, Il. show, every 2nd Sunday of every Month, is never mentioned in most such listings. And yes there are some occasional ones like the one at Rosemont and Tinley park. And another one in there somewhere but can't remember that one. The Countryside show has from 80 to 100 dealers every Month. And in December, it is a 2 day show. Quote: The Chicago area has too many coin shows. A nice problem to have. Almost true. However, since many dealers are repeats, we get the ability to actually have a dealer look for certain coins. And then too, since they know they'll see you again, unlike big shows, they will usually give you a better deal.
Edited by just carl 05/29/2015 10:06 am
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Just Carl, you are correct, not a complete listing, never intended it to be. Not all shows are listed because it is up to the show sponsor to get it listed there (I believe). I found the Tinley Park shows via that link, which is why I provided it. The Chicago area does host a lot of shows and it's a great thing and you are correct, same dealers show up most of the time and are a great source if you're looking for something specific!
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