AH kennedys

mbbiker · February 14, 2003 2:11AM

Does anyone know What they are really worth? I looked at the PCGS price guide but i know how inacurate that can be so i'll ask you people, what is an AH worth in...
PF-64?
PF-65?
PF-66?
PF-67?
PF-68?
PF-69?
PF-64cam?
PF-65cam?
PF-66cam?
PF-67cam?
PF-68cam?

Russ · February 14, 2003 2:15AM

PF-64 - $20
PF-65 - $25
PF-66 - $35
PF-67 - $45
PF-68 - $90
PF-69 - $525
PF-64cam - $45
PF-65cam - $60
PF-66cam - $120
PF-67cam - $250
PF-68cam - $800

Russ, NCNE

braddick · February 14, 2003 2:30AM

A few NGC MS67's went with a BIN of $30.00 from one motivated Seller on eBay and were unspoken for the last time I checked (yesterday, or the day before). That seems to be the market for them- give or take unless they're CAM, then all bets are off.

Baley · February 14, 2003 2:32AM

i would like to order one PF67 no cam and one PF65DCAM, where is the best place to find them at close to those prices? are they on eBay?

Russ · February 14, 2003 2:36AM

Baley,

They are frequently listed on eBay, but not in DCAM. Those come up very, very rarely. PCGS pop has only 52 in DCAM in any grade. That has grown by only one in the last year, and that was a crackout.

The last 65DCAM that came up went for $425 or so, and that was the one that was cracked out. It's now in a 67DCAM holder.

Russ, NCNE

braddick · February 14, 2003 2:39AM

If you'de settle for a non-CAM version here's an interesting auction that allows you to pick up a few of these "scarce" coins. Good for trading.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3007993236&category=11974

DCAMFranklin · February 14, 2003 3:04AM

Here is a deep cameo, though they want quite a bit more than the price russ mentioned.

AH

Who knows, maybe the market is picking up for those coins?

Russ · February 14, 2003 3:07AM

It won't sell for anywhere near that BIN. Wouldn't even if it was in a PCGS holder.

Russ, NCNE

braddick · February 14, 2003 3:08AM

DCAM- That is "moon" money that Seller is asking and I doubt the final price will advance anywhere close to his BIN.

I like the AH Kennedy but place it in the same catagory as the 55 Poorman's DoubleDie or the 1989 "No 'P' MM Washington- Novelty coins, at best.
Fun to own because the variety is easily seen, but the mintage and survival rate is too high to place it in catagory other than that.

coynclecter · February 14, 2003 3:26AM

Hey Russ

Is that 65 DCAM the one I sold to santos , ebay at 490. It came back from PCGS as a 64DCAM and I sent it back and it came back 65DCAM, did he get it to a 67DCAM??

BIGDAVE · February 14, 2003 3:30AM

The Res On the Dcam Is a little more than Russ Said ,

I know the seller real good........

Russ · February 14, 2003 3:33AM

<< <i>Hey Russ

Is that 65 DCAM the one I sold to santos , ebay at 490. It came back from PCGS as a 64DCAM and I sent it back and it came back 65DCAM, did he get it to a 67DCAM?? >>

coynclecter,

It is indeed. He sent it off to NCS to have the milk spot removed, than resubmitted it to PCGS.

Russ, NCNE

coynclecter · February 14, 2003 3:37AM

Well good for him. Glad he made out, I did. I got it on a bid board for $20.

I have seen a lot of high priced ones for sale but have not seen any of them sell at those prices. Anyone have knowledge of any of these selling in the 1000 plus range??

Russ · February 14, 2003 3:39AM

The last PCGS 67DCAM that sold on eBay went for $2425 on 09.29.02. PCGS 66DCAM for $1699 on 07.11.02.

Edited to add some Teletrade prices (although I don't necessarily trust these):

09.16.02: PCGS PR66DCAM: $1150 (Note: This one has since been resold, twice for less each time. Must be a dog).
11.06.02: NGC PR68UCAM: $3100
12.02.02 PCGS PR67DCAM: $1950 (no image with this one)

And, way back when (11.19.01): PCGS PR68DCAM: $6000

Russ, NCNE

DCAMFranklin · February 14, 2003 4:31AM

<< <i>DCAM- That is "moon" money that Seller is asking and I doubt the final price will advance anywhere close to his BIN.

I like the AH Kennedy but place it in the same catagory as the 55 Poorman's DoubleDie or the 1989 "No 'P' MM Washington- Novelty coins, at best.
Fun to own because the variety is easily seen, but the mintage and survival rate is too high to place it in catagory other than that. >>

Braddick- Heck, I knew that. I thought I was making fun with my last statement. Guess I should have added a "HaHa". Anyway, you never know about that "moon" money. This was "moon" money for this coin a couple of months ago:

"Moon" money

Yet, they darn sure have a buyer at that level.

braddick · February 14, 2003 4:51AM

PCGS PR69CAM 1964 for under $200.00? That's not too bad, and it's a Rick Tomaska coin to boot.

DCAMFranklin · February 14, 2003 5:16AM

<< <i>PCGS PR69CAM 1964 for under $200.00? That's not too bad, and it's a Rick Tomaska coin to boot. >>

A coin that belongs to someone that WORKS for Rick. I own my 2 for less than $100 each. I sure wouldn't pay that kind of money.

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