Can anyone tell me the pops on the 1995 DDO for PCGS and ANACS and anyother service if you know?

Rampage

I know what the pop is at NGC, but was wondering about the rest.

I would like to know all grades if you don't mind......

Thanks.

Richard.

MICHAELDIXON

These numbers are based on the January 2003 Population report. None are shown graded below MS63.

1. MS63 Red = 5
2. MS64 Red = 43
3. MS65 Red = 875
4. MS66 Red = 3902
5. MS67 Red = 1647
6. MS68 Red = 264
7. MS69 Red = 0
8. MS70 Red = 0
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1. MS63 BRN = 0
2. MS64 BRN = 0
3. MS65 BRN = 1
4. MS66 BRN = 4
5. MS67 BRN = 6
6. MS68 BRN = 0
7. MS69 BRN = 0
8. MS70 BRN = 0
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1. MS63 RBN = 0
2. MS64 RBN = 1
3. MS65 RBN = 0
4. MS66 RBN = 1
5. MS67 RBN = 3
6. MS68 RBN = 0
7. MS69 RBN = 0
8. MS70 RBN = 0

DMWJR

ANACS pop in 12/02 report:

RED:

MS63 - 11
MS64 - 148
MS65 - 622
MS66 - 1123
MS67 - 423
MS68 - 15
MS69 - 0

parkave

PCGS RD
AU55 3
AU58 1
AU58 2
MS60 1
MS62 6
MS63 37
MS64 114
MS65 18

ANACS RD
63 1
64 6
65 1

DMWJR

Are we doing pops for 95 DDO or 55 DDO?

parkave

PCGS RB
60 2
62 5
63 44
64 128
65 129
66 3

ANACS RB
60 -
61 13
62 30
63 23
64 3
65 1
67 1

rd5425

rd5425

parkave

PCGSVBN
XF45 51
50 74
55 312
58 355
60 8
61 16
62 113
63 202
64 92
65 5

ANACS BN
AU50 164
55 174
58 234
60 24
61 34
62 42
63 37
64 3

parkave

Oops Well if you ever think about a 55 DDO my figures are current as of today.

DMWJR

LOL Bob!

I almost did the same thing until I saw Michael Dixon put up about 5,000 reds!!!

parkave

Well at least I made the effort. Do I get brownie points for my saavy research skills

Rampage

Thanks everyone.

Bob.....I am glad you posted those, too......saves me from asking in the near future.

Cheers, Richard.

DMWJR

Bob, you certainly put the effort in! I only wish there were 5,000 red 1955 ddo's out there!!!

Rampage

<< <i>These numbers are based on the January 2003 Population report. None are shown graded below MS63.

1. MS63 Red = 5
2. MS64 Red = 43
3. MS65 Red = 875
4. MS66 Red = 3902
5. MS67 Red = 1647
6. MS68 Red = 264
7. MS69 Red = 0
8. MS70 Red = 0
=======================
1. MS63 BRN = 0
2. MS64 BRN = 0
3. MS65 BRN = 1
4. MS66 BRN = 4
5. MS67 BRN = 6
6. MS68 BRN = 0
7. MS69 BRN = 0
8. MS70 BRN = 0
=======================
1. MS63 RBN = 0
2. MS64 RBN = 1
3. MS65 RBN = 0
4. MS66 RBN = 1
5. MS67 RBN = 3
6. MS68 RBN = 0
7. MS69 RBN = 0
8. MS70 RBN = 0 >>







It is amazing to me how the pops on these in 67 and 68 soared since January. Takle a look at the new numbers.

7 54 885 3927 1786 1187

1. MS63 Red = 5-------Now 7
2. MS64 Red = 43-------Now 54
3. MS65 Red = 875-------Now 885
4. MS66 Red = 3902-------Now 3927
5. MS67 Red = 1647-------Now 1786
6. MS68 Red = 264-------Now 1187
7. MS69 Red = 0-------Now 0
8. MS70 Red = 0-------Now 0

Rampage

I had been wondering why I have seen so many MS68 coins on eBay for $135 to $200.00.

HRH has been selling them on eBay for $195, but I saw a group of maybe 5 or so on there yesterday that were only $135.00 and thenb when I looked last night, they were all gone. I think someone used the BIN on them which was $150 I think.

Anyway, I guess I will wait a few more months when there are 5,000 MS68s before I buy one. Maybe they will be under $100.00 then.

koynekwest

This is actually a very common doubled die. It was recognized right away and an inordinate number of high grade MS coins were saved. I've seen such late die state coins that they appeared to be Class VI-merely wide lettering with no division lines. With the die life of 500,000 coins per die achieved at the time, there must be a nearly that number known. Does the demand equal this number? I doubt it. It's a nice doubled die, but I would not even consider anything less than an EDS coin for purchase. Now, the similar 1995-D seems to be an entirely different story altogether. It seems that on this one, the doubling was caught early and most were condemned and the die destroyed-maybe as a consequence of the publicity from the 1995-P.

Rampage

koynekwest-

My post was pretty much just to show that there have been a somewhat large number of these submitted which I found to be very interesting. Myself, I own 12 pieces, but none in MS68. All the ones I own are all EDS.