PCGS Registry Quality Coins on Teletrade Tonite Until 10 pm

Casabrown

Here are some of special interest.

LINCOLNS
1984 PCGS 67 RD
1984S Proof PCGS 69 DCAM
1986D PCGS 67 RD
1987S Proof PCGS 69 DCAM
1992S Proof PCGS 70 DCAM
1993 PCGS 65 RD
1995S Proof PCGS 69 DCAM
2000S Proof PCGS 69 DCAM
2002S Proof PCGS 69 DCAM


Jeffersons
1938S PCGS 65 Full Steps
1946 FS PCGS 65
1954 Proof PCGS 66 CAM
1959 Full Steps PCGS 65
1965 SMS PCGS 66 CAM
1969S Proof PCGS 68 DCAM
1979S Proof Type 1 PCGS 69 DCAM
1995P FS PCGS 66
2000P PCGS 65 Full Steps
2000S Proof PCGS 69 DCAM
2001D PCGS 66 Full Steps
2001P PCGS 67 Full Steps
2003D PCGS 65 Full Steps
2004S Proof Peace Medal PCGS 70 DCAM


Roosevelt
1951 PCGS 66 FB
1952S PCGS 66 FB
1958 Proof PCGS 68 CAM
1966 SMS PCGS 67 CAM
1984P PCGS 67 FB
Full mint luster. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces. Superb quality and eye appeal. Just 35 pieces have been PCGS certified at this level, with FB designation; five finer.
1989P PCGS 66 FB
Full mint luster. Well struck. Virtually flawless surfaces. Superb! Just 14 examples have been PCGS certified at this level, with FB designation; 16 finer by a single point. This impressive coin has excellent eye appeal.


Washington
1969S Proof PCGS 67 DCAM
Gleaming mint brilliance, highlighted with a blush of delicate golden rose iridescence. Glittering deeply reflective fields. Bold cameo effect frosted devices. Superb!
1971S Proof PCGS 67
1976S Proof Clad PCGS 69 DCAM
1977S Proof PCGS 69 DCAM
1979S Proof Type 2 PCGS 69 DCAM
Quarter 1996S Proof PCGS 69 DCAM


Kennedy
1968S Proof PCGS 69 DCAM
1976S Proof Clad PCGS 69 DCAM
1995S Proof PCGS 69 DCAM
1999S Proof PCGS 69 DCAM
2000S Proof Silver PCGS 69 DCAM


Casabrown

centmaster

You left out one very curious coin: there is a 1997P Jefferson in a PCGS MS69FS holder going off tonight. I took a double take when I saw it listed, thinking it must be a SMS coin, but SMS is not listed on the holder, although it obviously is one, judging from the picture. The current bid is 20K. What's up with that one!!??

Casabrown

I have no idea. However, it is clear that it has received a lot of attention.

wondercoin

"The current bid is 20K. What's up with that one!!??"

I am actually assisting the owner with the sale of that coin. It came in on a large consignment package recently earmarked for Teletrade. When I was finalizing reserves late last night , I noticed the coin was not the typical SMS designated specimen. So, to ensure no collector would potentially overpay for it at auction, I reserved it for $20,000, while, at the same time emailing Teletrade to request the coin be pulled from their auction. Unfortunately, with the holiday upon us, it was not possible to pull the coin at the last minute. So, I fully expect the coin will not meet reserve and I will get it back later this week, at which point I can personally examine it and determine myself if the coin is the "real deal" or an SMS mechanical error. Wondercoin.

centmaster

Thanks for explaining. I recently had the reverse thing happen to me; it was a 97P nickel pulled from a regular mint set that they marked as SMS. Took a lot of red tape to correct it, but they finally fixed it, though.

Casabrown

Mitch,

Thanks for coming to our rescue and providing a plausible explanation.

Casabrown

wondercoin

Larry: My pleasure. As planned, the coin did not sell and I will have a good look it in a couple days when I pick it up. It is also always good to have an honest consignor who will accept any decision I come up with (even if the coin has to be given back to PCGS to address a possible mechanical error). In fact, I would caution everyone to not even consider buying a 1994 or 1997 Jeff in high grade regular issue (above MS66FS) without making a condition of the deal PCGS reviewing the coin for confirmation of the proper classification. These coins are very, very scarce in true super high grade Mint State.

Wondercoin