2015 Coin & Chronicles Set - Harry S Truman

That seems like a good move Mister Kairu and I think I will do the same. Since the probability of it grading 70 (at least for me) is basically 0 and there is a high chance that it may grade lower than 69 I may actually lose money by getting them graded. However, this is only a short term price and is not nearly reflective of a market price. I will need to reevaluate it later but if you are in it for the semi-long term, it shouldn't be a problem to get them graded later without the early release designation, in my opinion.

In my opinion, this set hasn't even come close to realizing its true potential. It may be years though before it does. I'm talking 1995-W ASE level of price increases (maybe not quite as high, but proportional to the cost and popularity between the series). The Presidential dollar series is popular, it is not tremendously popular as the ASE, but it does have followers and I expect once the series is completed, it will attract more followers.

And with a mintage of 17,000 it is only a matter of time until it becomes highly desired by collectors of the series. Would anyone realistically argue that only 17,000 people would want a full collection of the Presidential dollars? It is just a matter of how many more than that 17,000 want a full collection and then we will see a big price increase. On top of that, reverse proof coins alone have a following (Personally I hope to collect all the reverse proof coins) So it seems a price increase is inevitable. However, I am not sure how long that will take. It could be five years or it could be twenty years. But, I imagine that those in it for the long haul will see a bigger return than we're seeing today for all the C&C sets assuming the mintage stays low. I could be completely wrong though Haha.

i read somewhere that the mint will also do a reverse proof on the Reagan set. I just cant remember where I read it

So far, no Population report on NGC site yet.
There's one seller listing one PF70 (he stated he has multiples) for around $800.

We'll need to keep on tracking.

$25k is insane. A shot in the dark, I don't think anyone will bit especially since NGC 70s are priced at around $800, way too big of a differential.

I like PCGS better too for the most part. And you are right, the $18 fee for FS compared to $5 at NGC is ridiculous. However, regardless of what people think about the labels, PCGS will never demand that high of a premium over NGC.

I am definitely going to go with NGC when I get mine graded because the membership fee pays for itself and I save $13 per coin on ER vs PCGS FS, which if I grade 20 of the C&Cs adds up to $260, which I can't justify spending that much more on PCGS.

25k wow.

He is setting the market for 70 PCGS but there is no way he gets that. Maybe thats why he added the make offer button

The one NGC PF70 I've mentioned just got sold (w/in 24hrs of listing it) - the guy has a few of the 70 and 10+ of the 69.

I think 69 and 70 grade will be hard to get but with early market setter such as MCM setting the price at around $200, the price not gonna move much until they are depleted of their inventories. Btw, MCM haven't list any PF70 yet; I'm sure they have at least 10-20 of them, and just waiting to gage the market value/price.