<< <i>Just what is the premium on a non-cam AH? >>
It is very condition dependent. A high percentage - much higher than the regular - are doggie POS coins. Many are milk spotted, and many more that are spot-free suffer from obverse hairlining.
Nice ones grading PR66 or better do bring a premium. For raw ones a true PR66 will bring $20 or so, (last one I sold on eBay brought $27), a PR67 $30 or so. Add about $10 for PCGS graded. This is compared to less than $10 for the regular variety at the same grades.
<< <i>How rare are these again? >>
They aren't rare at all. I estimate that about 200,000 or so were minted and there's probably about 100,000 left. They are scarce in high grade and in cameo, and approach rare in true two sided deep cameo.
<< <i>I don't know how the heck Russ can see it's an AH from that scan. >>
You mean Hepkitty? I went to her website and she seems pretty cool to me. I liked some of the Frankies she had for sale, too. The first series I took a serious interest in was Frankies. I have a Whitman album about half full of VF-AU pieces. Maybe now that I know there is someone here who is seriously into them, I might finish it.
The '63 set looks kinda nice, actually. The cent and quarter could be nice surprises. I'd be really curious to see a proper photograph of those two. I still prefer to buy this stuff sight-seen, though.
Sean Reynolds
Incomplete planchets wanted, especially Lincoln Cents & type coins.
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
You mean Hepkitty? I went to her website and she seems pretty cool to me. I liked some of the Frankies she had for sale, too. The first series I took a serious interest in was Frankies. I have a Whitman album about half full of VF-AU pieces. Maybe now that I know there is someone here who is seriously into them, I might finish it.
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Or maybe it's that cool 50's chick who's into the Frankies...
i was looking at your posts from the other day and I coudlnt tell... (remember im new...be nice)
<< <i>He just wants Lucy to slap him. >>
True. I haven't had one for a while.
<< <i>can you explain the difference... >>
Click here.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>In the case of that 62 franklin, you're right- it's butt-ugly...... What's the premium on a non-cam 64 AH? >>
Just what is the premium on a non-cam AH? I bought an unopened 1964 proof set off eBay and there was an AH in it. How rare are these again?
<< <i>I don't know how the heck Russ can see it's an AH from that scan. He must have some kind of super powers. >>
I been paying attention to this for about 3 weeks now and even I can spot the hair and the truncated serif on the "I" in Liberty. Scary.
<< <i>Just what is the premium on a non-cam AH? >>
It is very condition dependent. A high percentage - much higher than the regular - are doggie POS coins. Many are milk spotted, and many more that are spot-free suffer from obverse hairlining.
Nice ones grading PR66 or better do bring a premium. For raw ones a true PR66 will bring $20 or so, (last one I sold on eBay brought $27), a PR67 $30 or so. Add about $10 for PCGS graded. This is compared to less than $10 for the regular variety at the same grades.
<< <i>How rare are these again? >>
They aren't rare at all. I estimate that about 200,000 or so were minted and there's probably about 100,000 left. They are scarce in high grade and in cameo, and approach rare in true two sided deep cameo.
<< <i>I don't know how the heck Russ can see it's an AH from that scan. >>
It's glaringly obvious.
Russ, NCNE
Ya' know, I'm having fun with these. I've started to look for 1964 proof sets everywhere I go.
You mean Hepkitty? I went to her website and she seems pretty cool to me. I liked some of the Frankies she had for sale, too. The first series I took a serious interest in was Frankies. I have a Whitman album about half full of VF-AU pieces. Maybe now that I know there is someone here who is seriously into them, I might finish it.
So many coins, so little cash. *Deep sigh*
<< <i>True. I haven't had one for a while. >>
I think the only slap Russ ever got from a woman is his mommy.
Hey Lucy if you're single Please become Miss Russ I think he needs a spanking...
Sean Reynolds
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
The Ludlow Brilliant Collection (1938-64)
<< <i>But at $78 current bid are they worth it? >>
I don't think so. I didn't think they were worth the $42 they were at when I posted this. (Otherwise, I'd have kept quiet. )
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>XpipedreamR,
You mean Hepkitty? I went to her website and she seems pretty cool to me. I liked some of the Frankies she had for sale, too. The first series I took a serious interest in was Frankies. I have a Whitman album about half full of VF-AU pieces. Maybe now that I know there is someone here who is seriously into them, I might finish it.
So many coins, so little cash. *Deep sigh* >>
Uhhh...yeah. I think that's her