Mercateers: Prices from B&M Auction

Cocoinut

I did some comparisons of the prices realized for some of the early date Mercs, versus their Grey Sheet bids (7/25/03). All coins were PCGS graded, and apparently a few were believed to be undergraded, judging from the selling prices, which include the 15% buyers fee. The first price is the Grey Sheet price, followed by price realized. The Grey Sheet only lists as high as 65FB. Most prices were very strong, so I think we can look for a lot of plus signs on the Grey Sheet next week. and these were not the Stokely coins.

1916-D 65FB 30,000/36,800
1916-S 65FB 510/490
1917-D 64FB 850/1380
1917-S 65FB 875/978
1918-P 65FB 604/870 Why so low?
1918-D 64FB 2000/2300
1918-D 64FB 2000/13,800 65FB bid is 22k
1919-D 64FB 3300/5520
1919-S 64FB 3860/11,500 65FB bid is 9,750
1920-D 64FB 775/1725 65FB bid is 3,060
1921-P 65FB 3160/3910
1921-D 64FB 1800/2760 65FB bid is 4,050
1923-S 64FB 1250/1783
1923-S 64FB 1250/5060 65FB bid is 5,300
1924-S 64FB 2220/6038 65FB bid is 10,300
1925-D 64FB 900/1840
1925-S 65FB 3300/4830
1926-D 65FB 2000/2070
1927-S 65FB 5800/6325
1928-D 64FB 550/575
1929-S 65FB 400/460
1930-P 65FB 400/460
1930-S 65FB 400/460
1939-S 65FB 560/667
1942/41-P 64 4100/6613
1942/41-D 64FB 7100/9488
1945-S Micro S 65FB 500/449

Jim

fcloud

Thanks for taking the time to compile and post the info. Looks like it is going to take more time for me to complete the set than I planned.

Tony

marcmoish

Jim,

Nice of you to take the time to compile this info






Marc

PTVETTER

I didn't have a chance to look at any of the lots. I wish I hade the time to. How did the Stokley dimes do??