What a Steal!! Don't wait!!

RKKay

This guy has to be kidding. If he's right, my PCGS PR 65 can be had for a cool $30,000.

ANACS PR 63 (or better) J-211

mrearlygold

Yeh but:

P.S. Ralph is a professional Numismatist!


Tom

boiler78

Rick- I'm surprised you haven't hit the BIN on that little gem??

mrearlygold

<< <i>Rick- I'm surprised you haven't hit the BIN on that little gem?? >>






I may beat him to it!




Tom

RKKay

<< <i>Rick- I'm surprised you haven't hit the BIN on that little gem?? >>



I'm quite altruistic and wanted to give a board member first chance at that steal.




<< <i>Ralph is a professional Numismatist! >>



Would that be Ralph from Green Acres?

Newmismatist

According to the ANACS attribution, this is the rarer "narrow bust point" variety which Rick Snow at Eagle Eye estimates there are about 10 known - I can't tell form the crappy picture whether ANACS has correctly attributed this coin - even though it's a scarcer variety, it is NOT worth what this very uninformed promoter would have you believe. It's a sub-variety of the much more common J-211, most of which are the "broad bust point" Depending on the actual quality of the coin, it's value is anywhere from $500 (a scrubbed FUGLY coin) to maybe $2000-$2500 or so, if it were a really nice original coin that might upgrade.

I think I have one of this variety that is graded PR65Cameo that I would be happy to sell for considerably less than half of his BIN price.

BTW, Here's Rick's coin, which is the Broad bust variety and a very nice coin:

mrearlygold

Would that be Ralph from Green Acres? >>










Hmmm, or Ralph Kramden?


Tom

zenny

i like the part about "for future sale after re-slabbing due to home fire"


so, the plastic melted but the coin's just fine?


i smell smoething, and it's not smoke.........

Lakesammman

1858 INDIAN HEAD PATTERN COIN, R-7, PR63+(J211-P255)
For Future Sale After Re-slabbing Due To Home Fire

Very interesting - I offered him 2 of mine for 20K apiece - left him some upside potential.