That's not where I would put my 6k. I have some moderns but don't feel that to be quite the investment a classic offers. That has much greater downward potential than a high grade early coin, IMO.
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For the people that don't think this is a good deal, do you think this is similar to getting a TPG graded classic coin right at/after a big price jump in price for the grade?
Is this more of a modern vs classic issue or a TPG grade price point issue for moderns and classics?
<< <i>For the people that don't think this is a good deal, do you think this is similar to putting a getting a TPG graded classic coin right at/after a big price jump in price for the grade?
Is this more of a modern vs classic issue or a TPG grade price point issue for moderns and classics? >>
When was the last time you heard people suggest that you could have bought a PR-70 Ike for what someone spent on a fugio cent?
I believe this is the sole PCGS PR-70 Ike. Of course there's nothing close in mint state.
It's a bargain at twice the price. It's a Delaware after all.
I can see the dumb rich guys now. THAT'S an error coin, these are supposed to be STATE QUARTERS, and here they have a coin from the city of DELAWARE. Isn't that in Ohio?
<< <i>I can see the dumb rich guys now. THAT'S an error coin, these are supposed to be STATE QUARTERS, and here the have a coin from the city of DELAWARE. Isn't that in Ohio? >>
People buying classic coins have lost a lot more on a single coin than the $6,800 that this coin went for.
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<< <i>Wow, I have a few 99 clad sets, maybe I should slab em? >>
For 6 grand I can buy the first 15 or so Uncirculated Presidential Spouse gold pieces!
<< <i>Remember, at least two people must think it's worth that much. >>
Not necessarily. It's Teletrade, remember? It may be that only one person, or in fact no one thinks it's worth that much...
1/2 Cents
U.S. Revenue Stamps
Which will be worth more in 20 years?
Buying top quality Seated Dimes in Gem BU and Proof.
Buying great coins - monster eye appeal only.
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<< <i>Remember, at least two people must think it's worth that much. >>
Not necessarily. It's Teletrade, remember? It may be that only one person, or in fact no one thinks it's worth that much... >>
Oops. I still need to learn how Teletrade works. I haven't purchased anything there yet.
Is this more of a modern vs classic issue or a TPG grade price point issue for moderns and classics?
<< <i>For the people that don't think this is a good deal, do you think this is similar to putting a getting a TPG graded classic coin right at/after a big price jump in price for the grade?
Is this more of a modern vs classic issue or a TPG grade price point issue for moderns and classics? >>
When was the last time you heard people suggest that you
could have bought a PR-70 Ike for what someone spent on
a fugio cent?
I believe this is the sole PCGS PR-70 Ike. Of course there's
nothing close in mint state.
<< <i>Lol ... you could get a sweet flowing hair dollar, an 81-CC MS66DMPL, or a MS65 Fugio for that much.
All are higher pops.
I can see the dumb rich guys now. THAT'S an error coin, these are supposed to be STATE QUARTERS, and here they have a coin from the city of DELAWARE. Isn't that in Ohio?
<< <i>I can see the dumb rich guys now. THAT'S an error coin, these are supposed to be STATE QUARTERS, and here the have a coin from the city of DELAWARE. Isn't that in Ohio? >>
People buying classic coins have lost a lot more on a single coin than the $6,800 that this coin went for.
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<< <i>Lol ... you could get a sweet flowing hair dollar, an 81-CC MS66DMPL, or a MS65 Fugio for that much.
All are higher pops. >>
I looked up the quarter - 14 in 70 and 4,000+ in 69. That's a lot of underpops.
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<< <i>Lol ... you could get a sweet flowing hair dollar, an 81-CC MS66DMPL, or a MS65 Fugio for that much.
All are higher pops. >>
And, what is that widget you are using for an icon ... a 1794 large cent?
That sums it up. The one I have in my 99 proof set looks at least as nice as that one...