eBay has a 64 for sale - the price is very high in my opinion. I wouldn’t. Heritage has one up for auction, a 64 as well. I’d personally would go for a 65.
@Exbrit said:
eBay has a 64 for sale - the price is very high in my opinion. I wouldn’t. Heritage has one up for auction, a 64 as well. I’d personally would go for a 65.
I don't get it. If they are not rare, why the high premium? Guess I'll do without, unless someone on this forum has one for sale at a reasonable price.
@Exbrit said:
eBay has a 64 for sale - the price is very high in my opinion. I wouldn’t. Heritage has one up for auction, a 64 as well. I’d personally would go for a 65.
I don't get it. If they are not rare, why the high premium? Guess I'll do without, unless someone on this forum has one for sale at a reasonable price.
Look at the auction records. The one on eBay - very over priced. Some dealers are really listing unbelievable prices right now. But on the other hand people are paying high prices for high grades - even common ones. It’s a nice coin. Mintage 27,240. Survivors???
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They are pretty easy to find. You should look at the ten as well.
eBay has a 64 for sale - the price is very high in my opinion. I wouldn’t. Heritage has one up for auction, a 64 as well. I’d personally would go for a 65.
I don't get it. If they are not rare, why the high premium? Guess I'll do without, unless someone on this forum has one for sale at a reasonable price.
Look at the auction records. The one on eBay - very over priced. Some dealers are really listing unbelievable prices right now. But on the other hand people are paying high prices for high grades - even common ones. It’s a nice coin. Mintage 27,240. Survivors???