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Value Of September 1999 Mule Quarter~ms-67nbu

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A recent large submission of 27 1999 September mules has made 9 more examples known in ICCS MS-67NBU available(as apposed to 2 or so currently listed in the population report). All the pieces accept one are left and I am interested in it, I am looking for educated guesses and opinions on value of this piece as it is not given a price in any lists above MS-66NBU.

All help is appreciated

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This will be a learning experience for me.
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Due to the large numbers being certified I would guess around 200.00
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$500-$900 'theoretical' value not including any depreciation from the increased supply. But prices for coins like this are like buying fine art; quite variable. If I could get one for $250-$350 I would be quite happy.
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Ssk,
In the error/variety section on the bottom click on the 4th last one in the list.

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There has been a few of these mules on ebay for a while with no sales
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Between $150 and $200 in MS-66, $200 to an absolute max of $500 in MS-67. I grabbed a Nunavut $2 mule for $250 in ICCS MS-67, and that's about all I'd pay to upgrade my September and November mules from their current MS-66 grades to MS-67 grades. Definitely more of a buyers market than a sellers market these days.
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I know of 2 full 1999 millennium sets for sale with the owner claiming each set contains both the September and November mules. I have not seen them yet nor do I have pictures. They have not been graded. Should I take a chance and for how much? What are they selling for lately?
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Good time to buy.
Price and demand are dropping.
I bought a set with two for $150 last year and recently bought a Sept. mule for $65.
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DBM knows better...I was going to suggest paying no more than $175 each.


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