Posted 05/18/2015 11:23 am
I have been tracking their sales on the Bay every since the first Numismatic News article on them was published last month and to date the DDR-004 has sold for as low as $11.50 with free shipping, with the majority of them selling in the $75-$100 range, however, there have been two specimens that have brought $200 a piece!
Having been discovered so soon after release, the majority of them would grade MS60 and higher depending on the amount of bag marks present and the quality of the strike.
It will be interesting to see what the total pop ends up being on these, especially the DDR-004!
Personally, I think all the hype and publicity, will indeed drive the price of these much higher in the near future, until the first pop reports are established.
And depending on those numbers and where they get placed on the R-? Scale, is what will ultimately determine the true value of this variety.
Unfortunately, due to the fact that I reside west of the Mississippi, I have yet to even see a 2015-P quarter in person!
But being the optimist that I am, I went to my local bank and picked up 2 boxes of 2015-D's hoping this variety will crossover mints like the Wisconsin "Extra Leaf" variety did!
Having been discovered so soon after release, the majority of them would grade MS60 and higher depending on the amount of bag marks present and the quality of the strike.
It will be interesting to see what the total pop ends up being on these, especially the DDR-004!
Personally, I think all the hype and publicity, will indeed drive the price of these much higher in the near future, until the first pop reports are established.
And depending on those numbers and where they get placed on the R-? Scale, is what will ultimately determine the true value of this variety.
Unfortunately, due to the fact that I reside west of the Mississippi, I have yet to even see a 2015-P quarter in person!
But being the optimist that I am, I went to my local bank and picked up 2 boxes of 2015-D's hoping this variety will crossover mints like the Wisconsin "Extra Leaf" variety did!
