1945-P PCGS MS-65FB Mercury dime - Very old PCGS slab - Sold for $10,350 at Auction
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Finally selling my duplicate (would you believe???) 1945-P MS-65FB dime as I saw something I really wanted even more!!!
This is in an MUCH older PCGS holder!!! It is a wonderful dime and extremely high end for the grade. I believe it is a shot MS-66FB but did not want to crack it out of the old holder.
Note that there are already 6 different bidders and the price is already up to $6900 with the juice.
CLICK HERE for 1945-P Dime being Auctioned in Heritage Sale
This is in an MUCH older PCGS holder!!! It is a wonderful dime and extremely high end for the grade. I believe it is a shot MS-66FB but did not want to crack it out of the old holder.
Note that there are already 6 different bidders and the price is already up to $6900 with the juice.
CLICK HERE for 1945-P Dime being Auctioned in Heritage Sale
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Ill bet you the coin brings over 10K with the juice. That is the nicest I have ever seen by far!
Since this coin was in fact purchased by me in a Heritage auction just 16 months ago for $6900 including the juice is a first hand indication that coin prices are indeed very strong. As such, I put a very strong reserve price on it as well.
My FB mercury dime set is incomplete without this coin.
Holy mackeral! I have seen such intensive on-line bidding before!!!
I even admitted that I only paid $6900 for this coin just 16 months ago
Now, I am beginning to understand what Laura/Legend is talking about!!!!
Quite frankly, I had set the reserve so high I thought it would not sell. But the funds will help finance some things I want to do.
Example: $36K a year in College fees and expenses.
Just hammered at 9k (10,350 with juice)
jim
I told you it would bring over 10k with juice! It is a very nice coin, and congrats to the buyer as well!
The internet seems to gaining more and more prominence.
jdimmick: Thanks for giving me the heads up.