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1916-D Mercury MS-66FB On Ebay.. For $81k !

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 Posted 08/12/2017  02:46 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add man2004 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I just spent an hour browsing the other items for sale. There are coins listed that I didn't even know existed. It's worth a gander if you have the time.
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If I was genuinely interested (which I am not), I would need to do due diligence that the slab was genuine, irrespective of the reputation of the seller.
The stakes are just too high to just accept.


It doesn't take a heckuva lot of due diligence to figure out that this same coin sold in a Heritage 2017 auction for $61,688. Quite a markup!

Public info, I am not outing another dealer's info here.

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These very expensive coins are the ones with best chance of appreciation from what I have read. If you are a billionaire coin collector what is a million dollars to you? I have paid $2100 for a coin and I lashes of buyer's remorse even though I think I got an OK deal on a 1895-O Morgan in AU55. If I could have spent another $500 and got it in AU58 I would have done it. I don't want to buy any coin before F and can't afford many that are MS among the Morgans. I have five left to collect and I see a couple of VF coins in my future which will stand out unpleasantly with an overall AU set.
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