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That's the difference between MS64 & MS65. Sound a little crazy ?
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I doubt CCCS or PCGS would grade that coin MS-65. The bag marks are in the wrong place for that coin to be that grade, in my opinion.
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The fields are clean though, and as per the ICCS usual, that is good enough for MS-65. It's a nice 1938, but I am skeptical that it's the best one that could be found.
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Please forgive me! I am confused on this one and dont normally follow the trends on older coins. The Charlton Catalogue has this 10 cent MS 65 listed as $500 for trend. $650 is the asking price and glenzy says it is listed at 65 % of trends. Could someone please clarify?
Thanks
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LOL, hello darryldarryl, I know it is confusing, however, the Canadian Numismatic "Bible" that most Collectors/Dealers buy and sell by is The Canadian Coin News Trends. This is a bi-monthly news magazine that has all the most recent prices listed for Canadian decimal. The Charlton, on the other hand, is issued every July (once a year, as a result prices do change. The current C.C.N. trend price on this particular dime is $1,000.00 and if you purchased it right now @ that price you would acquire it at 70% trends. (after paying tax and shipping costs) Glenn  |
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Thanks for the clarification glenzy1!
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Would this coin get the same grade if it was toned?
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This coin was probably "Toned" before (as a wise man once told me about MS coins) it was "preserved" back to blast white. Just ask the "Dot Dime"..........LOL
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You may be onto something there nickelsguy. If it looks too good to be true as the saying goe's......LOL
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07/08/2011 4:29 pm
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Wow! Very surprised to bidding for this little beauty stop at $162.50 with the reserve not met.
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Wow! Very surprised to bidding for this little beauty stop at $162.50 with the reserve not met. That's because the coin is not MS-65 and people realize it, and that's probably what it's worth.  |
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People are starting to realize that if in an older (water marked) ICCS holder they are well graded, newer ones....ummmm nope IMO
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07/15/2011 5:12 pm
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Sorry, I was wrong earlier. I said that bidding on the '38 dime stopped at $162.50, when it actually stopped at just $102.50.
So no one was even willing to come close to the MS-63 price on this one. Even if it's not an MS-65, it should still be atleast a solid MS-64 IMO.
This is just another example of how soft the market is right now.
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So, if the market is soft right now, this is a good time to buy? Assuming the sellers are willing to sell.
Please help me to understand... why is the market soft right now? I was always thought the market is what people are willing to pay... no?
-Les
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Yes, the market is what people are willing to pay. Right now, however, people are not willing to pay anywhere near retail for probably >95% of Canadian coins.
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