Will the #1 ASE ERP resell for more than the First Sold 2014 Kennedy gold half dollar?
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Back in 2014, the first sold Kennedy 50 cent gold coin sold for $100,000 after it was PCGS certified.
Do you think the #1 numbered Enhanced Reverse Proof will sell for more, less or the same as that first coin?
Will the #1 ASE ERP resell for more than the First Sold 2014 Kennedy gold half dollar?
This is a public poll: others will see what you voted for.
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Less. Because one is silver one is gold.
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What is the #1 ERP? The one with numbered COA 1 or the First One Sold in Baltimore?
I do not think it will equal the gold Kennedy price...that was a real crazy event.....Cheers, RickO
Only if it's CAC'd.
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Are they able to identify and slab the #1 sold at Baltimore?
Yes, the same way it was done for the Gold Kennedy. The person with ticket number 1 got it.
A fool's errand.
Did PCGS slab this at the show? I didn't hear anything about it. If not, I'm wondering it may be too late to positively attribute it now?
I don't believe this is at all correct. The signed tickets were supposedly randomly mixed in.
The first one sold in Baltimore would have ticket #1 but that wouldn't be the #1 numbered COA which is what the poll is asking about.
Exactly that's what I was asking the OP. Which coin is he considering the #1 Coin First Sold or COA #1
someone is buying up hundreds of these coins raw for $700 - $750 this morning
Are you referring to ebay sales or is there a dealer offering that amount.
It may be the person that realized the design is going to change in 2021.
The #1 ticket does not correspond to the order of coin striking. The $100,000 Kennedy was the first struck, not the first sold.> @HATTRICK said:
"someone"? Don't you mean multiple people?
I'm not sure the so called $100k Kennedy even sold for that much.
Why? It was widely reported in numismatic media that it had
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I question the sale because the price is insane and not supported by logic, the market, or anything at all really. One of the sellers was also reported to have hired actors to artificially hype the issue to increase his profit and to bus in people to buy the coins. It wouldn't surprise me if this was another act for publicity and to hype the product.
There are other reasons too - see PM.
On a related note...
coinworld:The heat cools for a once-hot U.S. Mint modern gold issue
I still find it hard to accept that someone paid $100,00.00 for that gold coin.
I believe it was a publicity stunt.
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