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PCGS price Guide for Rosy's UPDATED - Way to Go PCGS!
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I was checking the Rosy PCGS price guide and lo and behold, the values have been updated! There still seem to be a few inconsistencies - like a 60P MS67 being more valuable than a 60P MS67FB but hey, its 99% better than it was and the prices look reasonable (a big change onto itself - not to mention adding FB prices).
Way to go PCGS!
Silver Rosy Price Guide
Way to go PCGS!
Silver Rosy Price Guide
Craig
If I had it my way, stupidity would be painful!
If I had it my way, stupidity would be painful!
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Any suggestions...please let me know.
Regards,
Toby Leach
If I had it my way, stupidity would be painful!
a good starting point for a collector to evaluate what he is willing to pay for a particular coin. As
I glance through the Roosie price guide I see some that are low and some that are high and
some right on. If this becomes the "all spoken word" for Roosie values, Well, I'm OK with that too.
I'm talking only of the FB values listed. It looks to me like not all of the non-FB prices have
been updated. Some of the prices are identical to what they were before.
Nick
PCGS price guide says the coin is valued at $575. If this is correct and I calculate a 25% premium
for toning the coin should realize over $700. Normally this coin would never hit eBay and would
be sold privately, But I just want to try this.
Link anyone
Nick
Ken
My Washington Type B/C Set
I think they have done a great job in catching up. I have a blast white 1948-S in7fb, but I don't think 325.00 is going to pry it out of my hands for a while. I paid a little more for my 64 in 7fb than the suggested price guide.
Ken
My Washington Type B/C Set
so far the price has climbed pretty good from a buck start
Tim
This coin is one of the prittiest Roosies I have seen and IMHO nicer then the Heritage 49S. It was
in my personal collection and I pulled it out and replaced it with a white one to match the set. I probably
shouldn't be selling the coin. Its just to nice for eBay. I really expect it to go over $700 and maybe closer
to a grand. One thing for sure is someone will get a nice coin.
Nick
price guide should reflect the value of an average coin for the date. The 25% premiun for toning I was
figuring is way to low. But as a test if this coin sells for over $700 (and I expect it to) it would add
validity to the values listed in the price guide. I would have been asking $1000 for this coin privately.
Every now and then I put up some better date and or high end Roosies on eBay as a guide for values.
I want to be comfortable with my pricing when I sell a coin and this is one way I test it. I usually place
a high reserve on a coin like this and what ever it gets to is the number I use to evaluate what I would
sell the coin for. In this case I just said "what the heck" let it ride. I felt the timing was right and the
interest would be there. You have to admit its being well promoted.
Fred, What do you think its worth?.
Nick
Fred, Thanks for the great compliment. I enjoy working with all the Roosie collectors.
Please, please, please, never say things like this (danger of "bigheadus" disease in San Diego).
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
maybe they will have to adjust the guide after this sell.
very nice dime Nick, I may have to try a snip
Tim
In the words of the great Frank Zappa, " Is that a real poncho?, or is that a Sears poncho??"
and they're cold.
I don't want nobody to shoot me in the foxhole."
Mary
Best Franklin Website
If I had it my way, stupidity would be painful!
You are absolutely correct about the coin going for more.
Now will anyone fess up and state they bought the 1949-P MS68FB for $8337.50 including the juice.
Inquiring minds want to know!!!
Butch
<< <i>can someone please tell me why it is so hard to get my hands on a PCGS 1973-S Roosevelt in PR69DCAM???????????????????? I've been looking for WEEKS.....ebay...Heritage....DHRC.....David Lawrence...R & I.....Cameo CC.....
nothing.
Any suggestions...please let me know.
Regards,
Toby Leach >>
PM sent.
I thought it was you....
Nick
It wasn't me. I bowed out at $6500.00. It seems that at least two other people were willing to go higher. I wonder who???
Butch
Link to the auction. Notice there are only 3
bidders listed. The coin ended with the internet bid at $8337 with juice. You
were one of the bidders and I was one of the bidders. Who was the 3rd bidder
bidding against?.
Nick
Only thing I can think of is maybe there was a reserve at $7250.00 that wasn't put into effect untill I was done bidding. but who knows.
I think for the money, I would rather pay a few more bucks and get your (old)46-P in NGC MS69*
Butch
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
DITTO HERE
Interesting assessment of the auction also - I might ask Heritage about it, next time I speak with them.
Wondercon