Cherry Pickin' weekend at the Utah Coin Show.
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Small show, has maybe 50 tables. I went through every '64 proof set I could find (maybe 20 total) and found these babies:
All the marks are on the cello or dust.
Dan
All the marks are on the cello or dust.
Dan
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Now what do the reverses look like.
It was a nice show, though, and I found a good selection of foreign coins.
I take it that those are AHs?
Here's the naked scans:
May I inquire to the amount invested?
Buyer: What do you want for this set?
Seller: $9.75
B: Sounds good. (gave him the cash)
S: What did I just sell you?
B: A '64 Proof set (being a smartass)
S: No I mean varieties.
B: Oh... this one has the accent hair Kennedy
S: What is that?
B: (I pull out my glass and show him the wishbone)
S: (He pulls out one of his other proof sets and compares) Interesting, what's it worth?
B: Well this one is probably 67+ maybe 68 at PCGS. If it is 67, I could probably get $40 on ebay and a 68, well over a hundred.
S: Wow, I guess I should pay more attention to varieties. I've been a dealer for over 15 years and didn't know that about the Kennedy.
Dan
Russ, NCNE
You did Good....Real Good.
Congrats
It is extra hair above the ear. Comparison here.
It was the initial design of the coin, but Jackie Kennedy didn't like it so it was changed. Estimates are that between 1% and 2% of production of the 1964 proof sets are the Accented Hair variety.
Russ, NCNE
Dan
Specializing in 1854 and 1855 large FE patterns
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Specializing in 1854 and 1855 large FE patterns
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Russ, NCNE