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What Would Be A Fair Price For This Coin?

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http://cgi.ebay.com/1961-PCGS-PR68-...em2a10ed04b5

I like it, but $275 is a bit much.
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 Posted 06/04/2011  06:12 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add yotie to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
wow it is pretty but Not that pretty
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Too much for me. It is interesting though.
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That coin is worth 75 cents! Its artificially toned...which is a damaged coin.Just my opinion of course. Some toned coins I admit are very pretty,but its not worth 275 dollars!
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Its in a PCGS slab, and I have seen proof nickels toned like this quite a bit. The proofs tend to tone really crazy colors.
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The pictures suck, so it's hard to tell how the toning looks. I would request additional pictures. IMO, if it's nice toning, I would pay up 1.5-2x retail, if alright toning, maybe a small premium if anything
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I just dont get the whole toning thing. I'd rather it stay in full original luster. To me it looks like a blemish when it tones.
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Well, in that grade a 1961 PF68 Jefferson nickel goes for around $30.00. The Ultra Cameo of this same year and grade could be over $300. But this is merely a Gem Proof. The toning in my opinion is very pretty, but wouldn't bring a premium of as much as they are asking. I would pay no more than $35 to $40 myself. Of course this is just my opinion. Still a pretty coin, I love Jefferson nickels.
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It's almost like the wrong color balance was intentional--who knows what it really looks like?
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I could be off base here, but the very prevalent purple hue in the pics send up a red flag. The white balance is WAY off in the pics, or the hue was deliberately adjusted WAY off.

That would overly emphasize the colors in the toning. I can't help but think that if the white balance was correct, the toning wouldn't be all that spectacular...
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Altered coin ... does nothing for me and not worth more than a couple bucks in my opinion.
Sometimes I think sellers should get a negative feedback by popular demand from the ebay community for selling stuff like this and at exorbitant prices.
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I agree, surely the holder and background are not purple.
That coin is not properly represented as shown.
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Have you looked at his other coins?

Coincidence?

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Yeah no surprise, I wonder what it looks like in hand....
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