My 1991 S PR70 Mt Rushmore was purchased for the least amount listed on PCGS auction listings.
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I found out it sold for the lowest price PCGS has on their auction records! The One listed at selling for $9.00 is a PR69 as the photo clearly depicts, a PCGS oversight! 92 PR70 are listed from 2005-2019. Wonder how PCGS gets all the sale listings.
I paid $30 for it on July 18, 2018 as a buy it now. DLRC must have mistaken it for PR69!
Modern Silver and Clad Commemoratives, 1991-S Mount Rushmore PR 50C
https://www.pcgs.com/auctionprices/details/1991-s-mount-rushmore-pr/9643
The one I bought.
https://www.pcgs.com/auctionprices/item/1991-s-50c-mount-rushmore-dc/9643/-7406928147192764409
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Looks like PCGS has tracked my IPS down and is not interested in me posting on the forum. Very Bizarre! I was booted from the forum when my ID was Elemint. I posted many discussions within a short period of which received
many views, comments and likes and made a few friends. No explanation was given to me as to why my account was
closed and I'm not even sure if I can get through to the administrator for to a valid reason for the suspension. To the best of my memory which has been tested in the top .1% (99,9%) by the Navy years ago (Maybe it's shot now, lol) I do not recall posting or commenting anything against policies established by PCGS or is it MS Boyd whom dictates standards? A lot of good material was deleted from public sight. Be absolutely crazy if all of it was completely
deleted in any AI memory bank. Imagine if suddenly all FB accounts, CIA documents on paper and on computers and many other information banks were permanently deleted, never to be retrievable. " Death to info eventually leading to mass extinction of knowledge"... ..my quote. I am convinced this disturbing event will take place globally as the environmental changes induced by mankind lead to unsustainable habitats for almost all species. "The first step towards establishing control, manipulation and eventual takeovers is media censorship". Saw that quote recently. Very well may be true and is already happening. I write all this because of a closed account? Yes to expose the fallacies inherent on this forum, which I initially thought was great. I started this epic thread called "Just Having Fun" as EleMint Man, I remember that guy (!) ..................................................***
on the NGC coin forum. Some of the best minds in numismatics chimed in and there were well over 20,000 views
in a short period of time. It was the first thread I ever started and was very honored so many illustrious personalities
make highly eloquent, knowledgeable and remarkable comments. This kind of being "Bumped" off has made me lose a lot of interest in starting new threads, let alone visiting what can be time wasting sites. Have a great day y'all.
https://www.ngccoin.com/boards/topic/391946-quotjust-having-funquot-ms68-pcgs-slab/#UNREAD
This account too has been compromised. Some of my friends can't find my "Discussions" or if they do, their comments don't register. Lot's of fun, not going to waste too much time here.
EleMint recollects!!!
On 2/8/2019 at 12:31 PM, numisport said:
This being an old thread, it would be interesting to see how many more 64-D dimes have been graded in 68 FB since that post in 2016. Let's include NGC pops as well. Also let's see if the 10k value has dropped way down or is PCGS registry 'add on' the real attraction here. Before I look at census numbers for 68 graded coins I would look at the mark free 67 Star coins first.
Yes I see there is still only one at PCGS and I wonder how it would compare to the single NGC coin (or is it the same coin) ? I would rather see a comparison to a 67 Star coin because I just don't see this dime in a 68 holder. Dimes are small coins and if those reverse torch problems are hits rather than planchet problems........ game over.
@Elemint
@Apollo3
One graded MS68 FB. by PCGS and one MS68 FT by NGC. No info as to ICG or ANACS. Old thread come back to life!
Check out Buffaloheads post. A truly remarkable story destined for the history books!
Still only one graded by PCGS. Highly doubtful there will ever be another graded @ MS68.
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/03572701
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