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4,000+% Premium for "Color". Is the bubble about to burst?
braddick
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Blast, headlight white: $10.00
"Toned": $400.00.
Is 'color' costing this much these days?
Blast, headlight white: $10.00
"Toned": $400.00.
Is 'color' costing this much these days?
peacockcoins
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You want to know the most interesting thing about that coin? PCGS body-bagged mine, and the toning was nearly identical.
Russ, NCNE
I picked up a couple of 1963 and one 1964 sets still in the original holders and envelopes at a coin show in San Diego. I think I paid $9. per set. I sent the halves to PCI and they graded them out as "100% toned" and PR67.
I quickly tired of them as the toning didn't grow on me and wholesaled them on eBay and averaged my grading fees back (about $10- $12. per coin).
This type of "color" is somewhat common and as much as I prefer rainbow toning on Moderns, would easily take a lusterous white 1964 Kennedy over these.
peacockcoins
2 Cam-Slams!
1 Russ POTD!
Obscurum per obscurius
Seriously, do ya think my 1999 sets offer any increased value now or in the future because of the coins changing color. Lots of links on this subject. Last I heard was because of acid wash procedure.
Kind regards...........
<< <i>It looks gold plated when viewed on my monitor. >>
Shiro,
Yeah, an awful lot like this body-bag victim.
Russ, NCNE
You should have picked one that is pretty...how about 2000x normal worth...
1963 Nickel
or this train stopper...
1964 Quarter, from the same set as the ugly Kennedy you chose.
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but for coins like the specific kennedy half example that is not rare and are under 25 dollar coins well it is like it is an orange and all the coins i mentioned above are apples and it is like comapiring apples to oranges and that simply cant be done and is an oversimplificatiion of the toning extra price thing
to put all toned coins in the same league just cant be done to compair an already rare undervalued say 1901 ms 65 full gem nbarber quarter with a low pop of under 5 coins and then to add toning to it where the barber is already a 1500 dollar coin without the toning and the kennedy half where there are hundreds if not thousands like this white and a very low value coin and then a toned coin sells for 10 20 times the price of a white one maybe even more well yes that is crazy but that is my opinion and if you want to buy it okie with me! but the older series coins nicely fantastic toned and monster toned well that is a whoooooooooooooole other story
sincerely michael
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