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New Member
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it is kind of you chasingtailbar
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Egypt
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For example how much can I sell 1883-CC MS66!?
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I'd want to see it in hand given its apparently in Egypt, but if it was good, I'd pay $550 (going to have to pay import taxes and duties or I'd pay more) on that coin. On ebay you might get $600-$650. |
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Egypt
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By the way my friend got them from europe sweden in auction house
I asked already heritage auctions the site he told me 1100 to 1400
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Egypt
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Shall I sell it on ebay !? I got a little worried if it wd be a fake and I am power seller eBayer,) and my reputation wd be affected |
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Egypt
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Do you think PCGS who graduated 1883-cc coin !
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Korea, Republic Of
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Sorry but I don't understand what you are saying. Graduated? You mean graded?  Quote:
Do you think PCGS who graduated 1883-cc coin ! If you mean "Do you think PCGS graded my 1883-CC Morgan dollar?", Yes. It's in an old PCGS "rattler" slab. Edited by Matteproof
08/10/2014 9:41 pm
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Sorry yes graded ,) mistake I am sleeping hehe now it is 4:43 am
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Egypt
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Thanks a lot chasing.. ,) your observation was approx the same with another member of heritage auctions, here it is :
Thank you for your inquiry. The 1883-Cc graded 66 is worth about $700 retail.
The dime ewith no date and the 1799 $1 are copies with no value. Most of the other dollars are worth about $20-$25 each.
Sincerely,
Mark Feld
Mark Feld | Senior Numismatist/Consignment Director
HERITAGE AUCTIONS
Chasing are you a Numismatist!? :)
I wish I can sell in bulk !
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Chasing are you a Numismatist!? :) I am sure Chasingtailbar is. We are all numismatists; people who collect and study coins, tokens, medals, paper money, etc.  |
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Dear Numistamist :)
I tested the coins with magnet I found out that 7 are fake and even lighter than the right ones
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Magnets are a quick and easy way to pull out most fakes. Mark Feld is a very well respected individual in the Coin World. Ran his own company for a while, but I guess Heritage pays him more than he would make on his own. He's a valuable resource to Heritage, and I'm glad to see that he agreed with my conclusions. We're all numismatists here, no matter how much or how little we know... as long as you have a passion for coins and make an effort to educate yourself while you collect, you're a numismatist in my book. |
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Nice message I am glad you know mark feld and I see you are excellent collector too;)
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