I’m thinking maybe the market has gone up…
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Andy Lustig
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Revert back to collecting 3 cent nickels. Those haven’t gone up in decades.
Or circulated roosevelt dimes
shouldn't winning be a broken piggy bank?
You're not kidding (both of you)!
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It always seem up when there is a piece I want to buy in auction and down when I am not buying and just watching.
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One barometer I've used is the cost of a full set of 32 Eisenhower dollars. They routinely sold for $175. to $225. depending on the overall eye appeal and quality. Now they are hoovering right around $325. for the set.
Based on those results, I’m worried that your winning $80 bid (or bids) was a mistake, if not an outright burial.😉
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It says “winning”, not “won”. It doesn’t close for another three days, and I’m not very optimistic about winning it. 😟
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Just the 10 silver coins in the set melt for $285, so…
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Whew!
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Not if your the pig 😉
they have gone from $2 to over $6 in the last year .... but MS67s have not moved much
Or you bids have gone down
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