SOLD -1917 Merc PCGS MS65+FB (PCGS Pop 4 of 285) w/CAC; 1934 Merc PCGS MS67FB w/CAC

winesteven

The 1917 Merc sold for $562 including the buyers fee, and the 1934 Merc sold for $461 including the buyers fee.

1. 1917 Merc PCGS MS65+FB w/CAC. PCGS has graded 285 1917 Merc's as either MS65FB, or MS65+FB. BUT ONLY 4 of those 285 have the cherished plus grade (and this coin is one of those four)! It also merits a CAC sticker!

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2. 1934 Merc PCGS MS67FB w/CAC. PCGS and NGC have graded 365 of these MS67FB (273 by PCGS and 92 by NGC), but only 110 of these have a CAC sticker, and this is one of those! It’s a blazer!

Steve

ElKevvo

I was impressed with the 1917 and then I scrolled down to the '34....that is a gorgeous Merc!

K

winesteven

@ElKevvo said:
I was impressed with the 1917 and then I scrolled down to the '34....that is a gorgeous Merc!

K

Thanks. As I pointed out on the 1917 Merc, this is one of only four coins with a PLUS grade out of the 285 graded by PCGS MS65FB or MS65+FB.

Yes, that 1934 Merc MS67FB is a blinding blazer in hand!

Priced much lower are the PCGS MS67FB's w/CAC stickers dated 1944-D and 1945-D that I show in a different listing on the BS&T.

Thanks.

Steve

Jacques_Loungecoque

Pumped up the 34, (not 37 🤦‍♂️), a little bit. I’m just not one of those pay more for CACs guys, but it’s something. Would look great in my collection!

winesteven

Thank you.

Steve

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