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Buffalo Bill Valued Member United States 93 Posts	Posted 11/17/2013 12:09 pm What's the current price for a ICG graded MS62 1921-P Morgan? Report this Post to the Staff

supgog Pillar of the Community Israel 2420 Posts	Posted 11/17/2013 12:14 pm Define "price". Is it what you can expect to pay at the LCS? on ebay? What you can get when selling it? I'd say probably 30-45$, depending on who's buying and where. If I were to buy one, I wouldn't pay over 40$. Edited by supgog 11/17/2013 12:16 pm Report this Post to the Staff
dave700x Rest in Peace United States 10625 Posts	Posted 11/17/2013 12:17 pm For me, it depends on strike quality and eye-appeal. Not all 62's are equal. Report this Post to the Staff
Buffalo Bill Valued Member United States 93 Posts	Posted 11/17/2013 12:17 pm What it would sell for. Is searching ebay past sales a good indication? Report this Post to the Staff
NathanASE Pillar of the Community United States 1511 Posts	Posted 11/17/2013 12:17 pm Check numismedia.com Remember that price guide prices are almost always a bit high. And for me personally eye appeal has ALOT to do with it... Not all MS-62's are equal. So depending on eye appeal (luster, toning etc) the price could go up or down... For example, Monster toned Morgan's almost always sell over the price guide values. Also 1921's are extremely common, even in high grades.. Personally I'd buy raw... You can probably find a MS-63/MS-64 for under $50... Or not much over for one with super appeal. edit wow.. 3 responses inthe little time it took me to write my response.. I need to type faster, lol. But yes, past ebay sales would be a good indication Edited by NathanASE 11/17/2013 12:21 pm Report this Post to the Staff
supgog Pillar of the Community Israel 2420 Posts	Posted 11/17/2013 12:25 pm Buff, ebay sales are a good indication, although you need to factor a few costs: 1. ebay + Paypal - around 13% of the transaction. 2. Shipping cost (packaging, postage, etc.). 3. Your time. On ebay, you could probably sell this for 40-45$ before expenses. Report this Post to the Staff
Buffalo Bill Valued Member United States 93 Posts	Posted 11/17/2013 12:32 pm So as a buyer $33 total cost including shipping would be reasonable. Report this Post to the Staff
Buffalo Bill Valued Member United States 93 Posts	Posted 11/17/2013 12:33 pm ...but not worth your time for a flip. Report this Post to the Staff
Buffalo Bill Valued Member United States 93 Posts	Posted 11/17/2013 12:49 pm Thanks for the link Nathan. They say $48. Report this Post to the Staff
dave700x Rest in Peace United States 10625 Posts	Posted 11/17/2013 1:02 pm Quote: wow.. 3 responses in the little time it took me to write my response Hah, yeah I got sidetracked for a minute and ended up 2nd. Report this Post to the Staff
zxcccxz Pillar of the Community Canada 5417 Posts	Posted 11/17/2013 4:05 pm I'd say pay $35. That's all I'd pay. Report this Post to the Staff
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