Palestine 100 Mils 1931
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https://auctions.goldbergcoins.com/m/lot-details/index/catalog/79/lot/164753
June 15-16 2021 another Mint State example up for sale. For a key coin, it seems frequently available albeit at a price.
Less so the 1934 100 Mils which actually has a lower mintage (200,000)
Estimate on the PCGS MS63 coin is $2500, a fraction of what it has actually been selling for over the last 7 years, for five different examples in mint state I can locate between Heritage and Goldberg.
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Estimates are frequently low.
When a coin with a low populations comes up for sale more frequently than "normal", it's an indication the buyer doesn't retain interest. I have seen this on occasion with other coins, including a few in the series I collect.
“Buyer doesn’t retain interest” would be plausible if the same coin purchased would be resold. Here it appears that every example has appeared once.
I admit to be surprised to see yet another example come up, I don't believe I ever saw this one.
When I sold my 62 in 2014, there was only one higher graded, a 63 example in the J&D Fishman registry set, a piece I actually owned in the '80's. I was the underbidder when it came up for sale again 15 yrs ago at WMR.
This one seems well graded - Goldberg's rarely show the slabs which imho is a big mistake. While we on that, the descriptions have a lot to be desired.
Palestine. 100 Mils, 1931. KM-7. Key date. Light golden tan tone. Rare in top grades. PCGS graded MS-63. Estimated Value $2,500 - UP
They have always been so bland and generic. At least the photography dept. is pretty decent.
What did this fetch?
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15.5K hammer
It’s interesting to note that the highest graded one across the street is a 62 so this would be a top pop if crossed over