Regency Auctions 09-26-2019

JFK_Collector

Watched the auctions on the internet, looked like some strong prices being ponied up. The collector market is alive and well. I was only following the 1968-D Kennedy in MS68,it went for $4,100, stronger then I was willing to pay . . .

Walkerfan

The better date and grade Walkers did really well. IMHO.

Looks confident and optimistic.

Congrats to the buyers and sellers.

cupronik

1963 PCGS MS66+ FBL Franklin Half Dollar did extremely well.

tradedollarnut

No $300k Merc dimes? Pffft

DRUNNER

I was watching closely the Mercs . . . .specifically the MS69 Toner. On the heels of the MS68+, and now with the "highest graded Mercury Dime known -- the only MS69" . . . I had figured . . . . .what . . . . .$500k ???

Somewhat disappointing.

Drunner

WinLoseWin

@DRUNNER said:
I was watching closely the Mercs . . . .specifically the MS69 Toner. On the heels of the MS68+, and now with the "highest graded Mercury Dime known -- the only MS69" . . . I had figured . . . . .what . . . . .$500k ???

Somewhat disappointing.

Drunner

That is actually a huge price and 2.5 times the previous non-CAC record and about 7 to 8 times what most non-CACs have been going for per CoinFacts.

With 24 Mercs in 69 FB there was not as much registry set pressure (all are 1939-D's - seems like there was a story about a hoard).

The difference in value was all in the CAC sticker since this is the only one so far. Wonder if all the others have been to CAC.

https://pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1939-d-10c-fb/5019

LanceNewmanOCC

@JFK_Collector said:
Watched the auctions on the internet, looked like some strong prices being ponied up. The collector market is alive and well. I was only following the 1968-D Kennedy in MS68,it went for $4,100, stronger then I was willing to pay . . .

are you talking about this one in vegas? sale #34
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