Russ, now that I found some accented hair.....

darktone

Kennedy's how do I collect the riches? mike

poptopsRus

Send them to me for face value

Russ

No riches. They're actually worthless junk. But, I feel guilty that you wasted money buying them so I'll give you $20 for the three.

Russ, NCNE

darktone

Hi Russ, In the real world how much are these worth in average proof condition? Two of them have light cameo and one has a nice mirrored field. Oh yeah when you break up these proof sets what do you do with these cameo Jeffersons? I have this one pictured that looks really frosty. mike

Russ

<< <i>Hi Russ, In the real world how much are these worth in average proof condition? >>



They sell in groups of three for $20.



<< <i>Oh yeah when you break up these proof sets what do you do with these cameo Jeffersons? >>



I stick them in plastic tubes and when I have a full roll, sell them on eBay.

Russ, NCNE

CoinAddict

That Jefferson looks really nice. Do you have pics of the reverse?

darktone

Please excuse my bad pictures- I don't usually take pictures of proofs. Here's the reverse on the Jeffersom. mike

Russ

Okay, a real answer. Approximate current market values for the Accented Hair by grade:

PR65 - $20
PR66 - $30
PR67 - $40
PR68 - $90
PR69 - $400

65CAM - $50
66CAM - $90
67CAM - $225
68CAM - $600

65DCAM - $450
66DCAM - $800
67DCAM - $1500
68DCAM - $6000

Russ, NCNE

darktone

Thanks Russ, I am going to print that and put it in my binder. So pretty much the top notch coins are the ones I should look for. mike

jbsteven

thanks for the AH price guide. Is you price guide a little more accurate than other ones we know?

Russ

<< <i>Is you price guide a little more accurate than other ones we know? >>



It's based on several years of historical pricing data and adjusted for recent trends, which have been mostly down. For example, a couple years ago the coin in PR67CAM regularly brought about $400. Last year, the average sale was a little over $170, but the last seven sales had an average of $280. Thus the figure of $225 is based on an aggregate, combined with gut feeling.

Naturally, examples that are at the upper end for the grade or cameo designation should bring more than the pricing listed. That's not always the case, though, since most trade in what is essentially a sight-unseen market.

But, in answer to your original question, yes, those prices are more accurate than any of the "known" price guides.

Russ, NCNE