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Pillar of the Community
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The only think I can tell you its a S mm slq ! Slq I think worn easier the a buffalo lol.
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Pillar of the Community
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Dateless 1916s are still out there in personal collections and even in dealer/pawn shop junk bins because most can't accurately identify them.
Ricardo, I don't know what you're talking about.
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Pillar of the Community
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I can't help but look when the opportunity comes up...I just can't let go of the hope. :)
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Pillar of the Community
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You're not the only one. I regularly scan ebay looking for that needle in a haystack! |
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Mexico
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Frankly I'd be better off re-selling some of the better deals that I run into and just saving up for one...but that takes all the fun out of the hunt, doesn't it? ;)
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Yeah, except YOU seem to do better than the rest of us Moe...yes you Moe! (didn't you just scroe a 1885 V? Just sick)
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Valued Member
United States
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There's a 40 SLQ coin lot on ebay right now with 3 1/2 days left that is already up to $225. There are 2 Type 1's in there and at least 2 bidders think at least one of them is a 1916 based on the price so far.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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CD,
Maybe they think there is a 1916, but lately those have been selling right in the $230 range. So it could go up another $10-15 before it would be unusually high by recent sales standard.
Edit: By "those" I mean the 40 SLQ lots.
Edited by Saruma
10/04/2011 02:13 am
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Rest in Peace
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No 16 in that lot. Remember though, there are other slqs that could drive a high price, the 16 isn't the only valuable one.
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Pillar of the Community
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yes you Moe! (didn't you just score a 1885 V? Just sick) My, my! So young, so angry!  (Actually I've had the 1885 Liberty V nickel for a while. I just posted a picture of it when we were discussing the OP's new 1885, when he/she was concerned about authenticity.) No reason to hate.  |
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No reason to hate. Sounds like a biased opinion if I ever heard one.  |
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Valued Member
United States
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"No 16 in that lot. Remember though, there are other slqs that could drive a high price, the 16 isn't the only valuable one." Nothing else in there caught my eye as being a key date. I did take a chance on one of their lots 2 last week as I needed a 1924D for my set. It turned out it was a 1924S (bottom right corner in pic) which I already had a PCGS VF-25 of but at least I can use it to fill the open hole in my Dansco with the real deal instead of a piece of paper that said I had the coin elsewhere. There was also a high grade 1919 (top right in picture) which is cleaned and toned black around the edges and has a deep gash and a punch mark that deformed the field on the right side. I just wish they would sell them in 10 or 20 coin lots which would allow more collectors to take a gamble on with higher than melt value to get coins they need out of the lot rather than 40 coin lots which it seems only high roller gamblers or silver melters go for. Seller auction pic.  |
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Valued Member
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"Maybe they think there is a 1916, but lately those have been selling right in the $230 range. So it could go up another $10-15 before it would be unusually high by recent sales standard."
All of the other SLQ 40 coin lots from the same seller ending at the same time were still at .99 cents while this one was up to $225 which led me to believe that someone had a hunch on this lot as having something special.
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Posted 09/30/2011 1:48 pm
