MOST 2004 MS COINS NOW AVAILABLE.

wondercoin · July 23, 2004 2:36AM

Please PM me if you are interested in:

1. 2004(p,d) Lincoln Cents in PCGS-MS69RD

2. 2004(d) KEEL BOAT OR PEACE MEDAL(d) NICKELS in PCGS-MS68

3. 2004(d) Roosevelt Dimes in PCGS-MS68FB

4. MOST 2004 STATE QUARTERS IN PCGS-MS68 (and TX(d) MS69)

5. 2004(d) Kennedy Half Dollars in PCGS-MS68

6. 2004(d) Sacs in PCGS-MS68

Wondercoin

pontiacinf · July 23, 2004 7:42AM

micthell is now "da wizard of ozzzzzzzzzzz"

and I don't doubt you'll deliever

jcping · July 23, 2004 11:23AM

PM sent

Coinerww · July 23, 2004 12:46PM

PM Sent.

wondercoin · July 23, 2004 2:49PM

Thanks everyone. I have noted your requests. I expect to have plenty of coins to fill most of the orders easily.

Wondercoin

Dan50 · July 23, 2004 4:37PM

PM sent

clackamas · July 23, 2004 5:48PM

Buy some mint sets, the coins are awesome. I purchased 1 set and pulled 3 MS68's out. At $16.50 for the set it is a good way to go.

egsantos · July 23, 2004 8:29PM

PM Sent

Edson

mustangman7 · July 24, 2004 12:28AM

PM Sent.

rb7557 · July 24, 2004 12:43AM

PM sent. Thanks Mitch.

wondercoin · July 24, 2004 1:15AM

All PM's responded to.

Clackamas' suggestion makes sense to me. I was able to begin the reservation list, because my sources confirmed that the 2004 coins ARE coming nice (I have not bought a mint set from the mint since 2002 personally and, as usual, will have all my coins available from submitters who sell me the coins or consign them to me). IMHO, this will NOT be like last year where 2003 MS68 state quarters were very high hundreds or even thousand(s) of dollars for MS68's early on due to poor quality. While there may be a state or two which is challenging, many of the MS68 state quarters could come in around the $50-200 range.

Other denominations I believe will also be "affordable" this year.

So, 2004 is shaping up as a great year for the collector with the likelihood of "affordable" coins (we have already seen that with the 2004 proof state quarters and other proof denominations). And, as usual, I will also ensure the coins I ship to board members are among my best copies in stock.

Wondercoin

Datentype · July 24, 2004 2:07AM

okay, I'm goona start selling the next 4 years state quarters and other mint products based on specualtion that they are going to be nice from my mint sources and that my buddies at pcgs will make it right. Please sign up for each of the remaining years before you buy from the other guy. never mind the people that actually have the coins in hand right now and are trying to get $40 slab price back and did all the work personally.

wondercoin · July 24, 2004 2:18AM

Mark: A "PM" is coming.

Wondercoin

Russ · July 24, 2004 2:22AM

Cool, we now have a "futures" market in coins. How about options next? Maybe puts and calls on mint quality?

Russ, NCNE

Datentype · July 24, 2004 2:27AM

Micth, Justhavingfun!

Russ, that's a great idea! I like it.

clackamas · July 24, 2004 2:43AM

<< <i>Cool, we now have a "futures" market in coins. How about options next? Maybe puts and calls on mint quality?
>>

Options could be cool, maybe you are on to something?

wondercoin · July 24, 2004 2:50AM

Glad to see everyone having fun.

Incidently, about 11,000 coins from 2004 mint sets are "in the works" already, so I am optimistic that for most "reservations" I just received, most should be able to have a "good seat at the show".

Wondercoin

Stooge · July 24, 2004 10:26PM

<< <i>Glad to see everyone having fun.

Incidently, about 11,000 coins from 2004 mint sets are "in the works" already, so I am optimistic that for most "reservations" I just received, most should be able to have a "good seat at the show".

Wondercoin >>

Only 11,000 coin sent in huh? Was this a slow week Mitch!?

Later, Paul.

wondercoin · July 25, 2004 1:10AM

Paul: And, by no means was the 11,000 coin reference done "to brag". Simply put, if any board members desire to place a reservation on any 2004 denomination and wait a few more weeks until these coins come back from PCGS, I should have plenty of coins to cover most, if not all, of the reservations I receive at EXTREMELY COMPETITIVE PRICES. The 2004 coins come nice - I have already projected pricing IMHO on 2004 state quarters well beneath 2003 pricing. The difference with this "futures" market is I WILL BE TAKING DELIVERY OF THESE "HOG BELLIES" VERY SOON

Wondercoin

rcmlgm89 · July 25, 2004 1:24AM

PM sent

Schmitz7 · July 26, 2004 12:39AM

PM sent....thanks!!

Paul5280 · July 26, 2004 10:46PM

PM Sent. Thanks

tgilliams · July 30, 2004 9:10AM

bump to every collectors friend, wondercoin!!!

wondercoin · July 31, 2004 6:16AM

Tom: Thanks for the bump

It shouldn't be much longer on the 2004 Mint Set coins. The 2001 Mint set coins got done first and I got in some very cool state quarters, including:

1. NY(p) MS69
2. KY(p) MS69
3. VT(p) MS69

Also, if anyone is looking for any of the "d" mint 2001 state quarters in MS68, or any of the other 2001 denominations in high grade, feel free to PM me. I should have those coins in shortly as well.

Wondercoin

RBinTex · August 2, 2004 6:42AM

"2004(p,d) Lincoln Cents in PCGS-MS69RD"

What are the prices?

Paul5280 · August 7, 2004 8:02AM

Another PM Sent, wasn't sure first one was really sent. Thanks. Paul

egsantos · August 7, 2004 10:02AM

My turn

This post deserve be in the top!

wondercoin · August 7, 2004 4:45PM

Paul (and others) - I am expecting coins (hopefully) in next 10 days or so.

Wondercoin

Waldo · August 8, 2004 10:46AM

I'b be interested in 2004 Roosies P&D in 68FB or 69FB

Dan50 · August 11, 2004 2:52AM

Don't see them yet BUMP

Dan50 · August 12, 2004 8:00AM

Getting anxious for some registry coins.. BUMP

khayse · August 12, 2004 9:45AM

Mitch,

I hear that the quality is very good on this years mint sets yet the population of MS68 2004 Sacs remains fairly low (and thus the prices
are fairly high), especially for the P mint which is historically a fairly cheap coin in 68.

How would you guess the pops on these coins will turn out? Are people just slow getting these graded or are they really turning out
tougher than years past?

Thanks,
-Keith
ps I probably should have PMed this but I was hoping others might respond too.

wondercoin · August 12, 2004 11:22AM

Keith: As you may know, I am proud to own the #2 PCGS MS Sac set in the country and I slabbed many of the coins in my set myself. These coins comprise an extremely challenging Dollar collection in top grade. And, make no mistake about it - a true MS69 Sac is a sight to behold - I have handled around (20) different PCGS-MS69 Sacs already spanning the entire series and, overall, they are spectacular coins. I have received numerous requests to sell my 2000(d) Sac in PCGS-MS69 (I slabbed both of the pop 2 coins and sold the other to the former #1 Sac collection). I have had no interest as I personally love this series and appreciate just how challenging these coins are in top grade.

I have also yet to see a 2004 Sac in any grade, or even a raw one yet. I expect to get in a great many PCGS slabbed Sacs in the near future and will study each and every coin at that time. So, in answering your question, keep in mind that I have yet to see a coin. With that said, my "gut" suggests to me that the 2004(p) Sac in MS68 will be a tough, but "doable" coin. Bear in mind that it only takes a "pocket" of really nice coins to get some nice graded specimens. Take for example the 2002(d) Sac, which had been regarded by some as perhaps the toughest Sac out there. Yet, a super "vein" or "pocket" of fabulous coins resulted in nearly (20)+ MS68's being graded at one point (still representing close to 1/2 the MS68's ever graded for 2002(d)). IMHO, the 02(d) Sac is still a very, very tough coin to locate in MS68 and I would not be surprised to see demand outstrip supply on that coin in the not too distant future.

So, while the 2004(p) Sac should prove to be a tough coin, the "showstopper" may well be trying to land the coin in PCGS-MS69. And, if MS68's do prove to be about "as good as it gets" for 04(p) Sacs - I suspect it will take another 6 months or so to substantiate that premise.

Wondercoin

rb7557 · August 13, 2004 12:11PM

p.m. sent and a bump

Dan50 · August 15, 2004 2:35PM

WOW

wondercoin · August 22, 2004 4:53PM

PCGS is dealing with record submission levels, so I suspect it will be a couple more weeks before I get my large batch of MS 2004 coins in still.

It is great to see the Denver Mint strike exceptional state quarters -while I suspect MS69's will still be very tough to pull, they will be doable. Prior to 2004, an MS69 Denver Mint state quarter was virtually impossible to fathom. There has been a grand total of -1- PCGS-MS69 for all Denver Minted state quarters from 1999-2003 - that being a MASS(d) from 2000. Needless to say that coin is a very desireable state quarter. But, now, there will be opportunities for collectors to obtain a Denver Mint MS69 state quarter. In addition to Larry's auction for a TX(D) MS69 (which he mentioned here), here is another opportunity to obtain a TX(d) MS69

TX(d) MS69 Auction

I think it will be a great thing that 2004 Denver mint MS69 specimens will be available to the collector base this year.

Wondercoin

MrPlatinum · August 22, 2004 6:03PM

Bump! (with a twist)

Schmitz7 · September 7, 2004 11:02PM

to-the-top (ttt)

wondercoin · September 8, 2004 5:31PM

Tim: Hi. Thanks.

I expect to have coins to offer as early as the next couple days. It has been a while on these. But, no biggie - some coins have proven to be tough already while others easy - getting your coins back early or a bit later - it all evens out it appears

What is amazing is the early lack of Lincolns and Roosies in the large deals coming back. A board member told me today about a 450 mint set deal he screened and submitted coins from where he netted a single MS67FB Roosie of both the "p" and "d" mint only!! And, no MS68RD Lincolns either!! What is the deal with that? He did pull a couple MS68 2004(d) Kennedys; so, at least, I filled that slot in my Registry set. I also have the Sacs for my Registry set already in MS69(p) and MS68(d). It appears the "d" mint Sac might be a real toughie in grades MS68 and higher? And, the nickels may be tougher than first though in MS68 especially a couple of them. There are also some neat state quarters "toughies" developing such as WI(p) and IA(p) and FLA(p) is tough as well - that 450 mint set deal I was told about today yielded just a single MS68 from just one of these "p" mint states! I also suspect all MS69's will continue to be very desireable, although several key state quarter buyers are somewhat on the sidelines while the early slabbing results unwind.

Wondercoin

wondercoin · September 19, 2004 3:31AM

The 2004 product has begun to come in from PCGS. Still no reports on nickels, dimes, half dollars and most Sacs yet (I should likely hear something next week on those coins) , but, I do have a few reports on misc. state quarters. Please PM me if you are looking for any state quarter in PCGS-MS67 - MS69 grade and I'll let you know what is out there.

Wondercoin

wondercoin · September 20, 2004 10:44AM

I now have some 2004(D) Peace Medal nickels, as well as some 2004(D) Keel Boat nickels in PCGS-MS68. PM me if you are interested in one.

Wondercoin

eye · September 22, 2004 2:15AM

What is the latest news?

wondercoin · September 22, 2004 2:26AM

Donn: I have back around 1/2 the states thus far. Give me a call this morning and I'll give you a "run down".

No cents, dimes or Kennedys back as of yet.

Wondercoin

Datentype · September 22, 2004 2:59AM

Mitch, how many MS69 states did you get in?

wondercoin · September 22, 2004 3:03AM

Mark: I'll PM you about the specifics.

Wondercoin

Datentype · September 22, 2004 3:46AM

Donn, are those your 2 MI-d's in 9?

wondercoin · September 22, 2004 3:04PM

I got in some 2004(d) Roosies today in PCGS-MS68FB. Just PM me Roosie collectors if you still need one.

Still waiting on Lincolns and I got in NO MS68 (p) mint Kennedy half dollars at all to those interested.

Wondercoin

wondercoin · September 23, 2004 12:59PM

I finally got in some 2004 Lincolns. Very few MS68RD and MS69RD coins. Early on, the quality of coins this year appears far tougher than MS Lincolns from the previous 2 or 3 years.

Wondercoin

Paul5280 · September 26, 2004 2:16AM

Good Morning,
PM Sent. Paul

tgilliams · September 26, 2004 7:08AM

Very nice Mitch!!

Paul5280 · October 4, 2004 12:30AM

Hi Mitch,

PM Sent. Paul

MOST 2004 MS COINS NOW AVAILABLE.

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