COIN VAULT - IKE PROOF DOLLARS

Steve

I was watching the Coin Vault on Shop at Home network last night and they offered the complete 11 coin Eisenhower dollar set in PCGS PR69DCAM for $999 on 5 pay. They said it was listed for $1,455 on the CU price site. I checked this morning and sure enough, it's there.

So my question is, "How come?" What do these 11 coins go for in the market? Is the price guide way out of wack on this one? Feedback appreciated. Thanks,
Steve

dthigpen

They go for about $599 on the market.

ziggy29

<< <i>I was watching the Coin Vault on Shop at Home network last night and they offered the complete 11 coin Eisenhower dollar set in PCGS PR69DCAM for $999 on 5 pay. They said it was listed for $1,455 on the CU price site. I checked this morning and sure enough, it's there. >>

If this is true, then the PCGS price guide is clearly out of whack. Until recently I had a '78-S Ike in PCGS 69DCAM. The PCGS guide shows $55 for this coin, but in reality, it usually fetches $20-$25.

ER

PCGS Price Guide has alsways been out of whack. Look at auction results and other sources, don 't base your purchases on a single source, especially on PCGS Price Guide. JMO.

ziggy29

<< <i>PCGS Price Guide has alsways been out of whack. >>

True enough, but it also depends on the type of coins we're talkling about. I'd suspect that the prices listed for something like a non-key date Seated Quarter in F-12 is likely more accurate (and stable) than a PR-69DCAM coin, or an MS-68RD Lincoln Memorial cent, or things like that.

Bear

So what your saying, is that for many

series, the CU Price Guide is a whack job?

Its gonna get better though....right?

100proof1957

If im buying,i start off by taking about 70-80 percent off the CU price and go from there !

Proof