1962 MS67DCAM (Update)

AKrick

Link

Russ

<< <i>ms67 pcgs value is 2500.00 >>



I see he's milking it for all it's worth.

Russ, NCNE

nederveit

Not to mention a very poor title (no DCAM in the title).

Russ

I actually got a response from this seller. He said that if I'm sure it's a proof, he'll change the description. Let's see if he does.

Russ, NCNE

MadMarty

I got the same response

DorkGirl

He put "COULD BE MISLABELED, NOT SURE" in the item description.

clackamas

"COULD BE MISLABLED, NOT SURE! " Nice

Russ

He also dropped the bid from $500 to $250. Another $200 or so and he'll almost be down to what it's actually worth.

Russ, NCNE

MoneyLA

I checked the pcgs cert verification with the ID # on the slab 30002378 and it is indeed listed as an ms67dc....

I know there are collectors who specialize in slabbing errors. this might appeal to them?

but what if its not a Proof?? someone (like the seller or potential bidder) should call pcgs...

cheers, alan mendelson

AKrick

The coin now has a new home!

100proof1957

That looks like Cha Ching !

Russ

<< <i>The coin now has a new home! >>



5872 1962 25C MS67DC 10 0



Russ, NCNE

RGL

Maybe I should hustle out my 1962 Washington DCAM in 68 that I made raw ... unfortunately, it's correctly listed as a PR.

DHeath

Geez, maybe I should have kept these.





edited - looks like I did keep the 50 cent piece.

100proof1957

even if its labled wrong,isnt PCGS on the hook to buy it back ?

Russ

<< <i>even if its labled wrong,isnt PCGS on the hook to buy it back ? >>



No. It's a mechanical error and is not covered under the guarantee.

See this thread for a far worse example.

Russ, NCNE