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Just to be clear, the damage will physically prevent it from going into my Dansco unless I alter or likewise damage the hole.  |
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CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
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08/29/2018 9:46 pm
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As for the true value of this thing, it's a tough call. Cleaned and damaged coins, in general, are much more subject to the whims of buyers than non-damaged coins are.
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08/29/2018 9:37 pm
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Why wouldn't the seller put a Best Offer on it - just to see where the market on that damaged coin is? Doesn't mean he has to accept any offers.
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Why wouldn't the seller put a Best Offer on it - just to see where the market on that damaged coin is? You would think. I don't think this coin is going anywhere any time soon.  Errers and Varietys.
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Why wouldn't the seller put a Best Offer on it - just to see where the market on that damaged coin is? Doesn't mean he has to accept any offers. The expectation would be for a discounted sale if that was on the listings. They may already feel the price is fair, or the coin may be a consignment from someone and that's what they want for it type thing. |
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Concur that is truly a shame to view the key date LWC in this damaged state - Relative to anyone willing to pay the seller price for an authenticated 1909-S VDB - that is an interesting story that will be decided by the market for such coins. |
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I'm loving the discussion that we are having on this coin. I'm very interested.  Errers and Varietys.
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 ...why would they even bother to say EF... should of said EF on the undamaged parts.  KK |
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08/29/2018 9:45 pm
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Why on earth would someone slab THAT coin? And what sucker's going to pay that price for a common coin? 66+ is not an easily found grade for that date. They were obviously thinking it was a 67 and had a good eye to spot that it was very very close. Quote:
Some of the stuff I see slabbed just makes me shake my head.. So many bias comments made without doing research make me face palm. |
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While a 71-s PCGS MS66 is around a 20$ coin - a MS66+ can get up to around $90/100 real fast - so I'm not surprised
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While a 71-s PCGS MS66 is around a 20$ coin - a MS66+ can get up to around $90/100 real fast - so I'm not surprised  This. |
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