My wife has a clad bicentennial Ike I would grade at least m.s. 66 is it worth slabbing ?
barberlover
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My wife had a bunch of slider Ikes she bought for 2 dollars a coin from some scumbag telemarketer, I told her to spend them [which we recently did after we convinced the guy shoveling snow they weren't Canadian] .
Anyway also in a drawer I found a raw 76 Bicentennial Ike with great luster & surfaces at least 66 quality but I know nothing about Ikes so is it worth slabbing or just to common ?
Les
Anyway also in a drawer I found a raw 76 Bicentennial Ike with great luster & surfaces at least 66 quality but I know nothing about Ikes so is it worth slabbing or just to common ?
Les
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Always looking for nice type coins
my local dealer
<< <i>If it's clad, well worth it. Minor room for gain if it is silver. >>
I just looked, it's clad, what would it be worth if it 66'd ? If it 67'd ?
Les
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If it graded MS67, you could buy a nice high-end computer system and get off Web TV.
Russ, NCNE
In 66, the order of difficulty making a 66 is
1976-P T1 (pop 19/0) Hardest
1976-D T1 (pop 132/2)
1976-P T2 (pop 233/8)
1976-D T2 (pop 559/22) Easiest
I think a 76-D in MS66 now sells down in the $60 range. And a 76-P T2 is about $150-200. T1 ones higher, specially the P mint (over $500 I think)