Bargain On A 1969-S Doubled Die Lincoln!

RBinTex · January 15, 2005 2:02PM

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I know this was a problem coin that got fixed but isn't still way too cheap?

wondercoin · January 15, 2005 3:05PM

A perfect example of a coin that can "fall through the cracks" in a super large auction. I suspect I would have little problem placing the coin at around $50,000 tomorrow. Wondercoin

zkcoins · January 15, 2005 4:59PM

I would agree, It is a good specimen. Wish I owned it.
Zach

Coppernicus · January 16, 2005 2:13PM

At a hammer price of $36,800 plus juice, I don't think it fell through the cracks! Of course, if wondercoin had a client willing to go $50,000 - then maybe it did!

I'd like it!

Mike

DMWJR · January 16, 2005 2:37PM

<< <i>At a hammer price of $36,800 plus juice, I don't think it fell through the cracks! Of course, if wondercoin had a client willing to go $50,000 - then maybe it did!

I'd like it!

Mike >>

wondercoin · January 16, 2005 2:39PM

Mike: The hammer was just $32,000.

Wondercoin

Coppernicus · January 16, 2005 3:07PM

Sorry wc - I see - the $36,800 was with the 15% juice. Do you think this was a reasonable price for this particular example?

Mike

wondercoin · January 16, 2005 3:22PM

Mike: IMHO, I think the winning bidder scored a home run on that purchase.

Wondercoin

RELLA · January 17, 2005 5:04AM

I didn't think a coin like this would fall through the cracks...I didn't even think to keep an eye on it, assuming the price would be well in excess of the eventual hammer. A steal for the winning bidder IMO.

RELLA

lloydmincy · January 17, 2005 5:51AM

It was a good deal for the purchaser. I bid on it, but didnt want it. Coin is nice though. I know the current owner, and he will find a home for it.

Bargain On A 1969-S Doubled Die Lincoln!

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