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Valued Member
Canada
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I see in Trends the value of MS 64 gold $10 coins for 1913/14 as $9000 but notice on some websites they are selling for a third of the listed value, just curious why ?
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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The trends have not adjusted for the 30000 units that entered the markets in 2013, there are many especially the 10.00 version being graded in the ms64. Just look at Gatewest's add, you can purchase a pair of these 10.00 ms64 for 3200.00 can you imagine if you had a ms 64 version of these two coins before the BOC release?
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Valued Member
 Canada
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Okay now I get it- yeah, Trends should make an adjustment to the pricing
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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I bought a graded MS62 about a year ago for $900.00. Many of these coins that were released have not been graded but described as "hand picked"  |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Jimmy, I'm kind of curious why you went with PCGS and not ICCS to get that graded? Or even the other Canadian one (the name escapes me).
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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Hi Libertad.
The other Canadian grader is CCCS from Montreal.
The coin was graded when I bought it.
Most of these gold 5 & 10 Dollar coins where graded by them as they were in a hardcase and had a special printed heading.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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I think I would prefer slab for Gold coins... More protective I'm guessing since gold is a softer medal.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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PCGS gave out numurous grades of MS-64 and higher for the 2012 BOC coins released. IMO they were very liberal with the grades given. I cannot count on one hand how many coins received MS-64 from ICCS. With that being said, IMO the value of a PCGS MS-64 and a ICCS MS-64 are not the same. Not a chance would you be able to purchase a pair these $10 gold coins ICCS MS-64 for $3200.
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Valued Member
Canada
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I just bought a 1914 $5 for $949.95 still in original packaging. I have seen them listed for more.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Australia
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I think that it may be wishful thinking that book values have not changed after the recent official release of Canadian gold $5 and $10 pieces.
The market will nevertheless eventually determine at what price level they should be sold for.
They have exactly same AGW as 1/2 Eagles and Eagles.
My opinion is that the prices will come down somewhat.
That is a pity for me; I bought a 1913 gold $10 about five years ago.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Does anyone have a recent issue of CCN? It's about time they updated this coin's value, it's past due.
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With the recent release.. I see the value of these coins dropping near to melt... I was ticked off when I hear about the release.. and should've sold then...
Gatewest and another dealer bought a very large quantity of these coins.. they had binders full of 'em .. all graded 63 or 64
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