GSA 1892CC Softpack

Mitchell · June 23, 2005 11:56AM

Was anyone else watching this? 92CC GSA Softpack

I wimped out at $910. The value didn't seem to be there even at $750.

Too bad this wasn't the one and only hard pack 92CC - I would have had to take out a second mortgage on the house.

Mitchell

morgannut2 · June 23, 2005 12:05PM

Wow talk about buying the plastic! At around $1500 that's what, way over a grand in cellophane--

coinkat · June 23, 2005 12:06PM

while I understand your frustration, very, very, few of these exist in any type of Government holder and this is a true rarity... even thought the coin is in the fine range

edited to add: okay... even if it is VF, I don't think that changes the story

DUIGUY · June 23, 2005 12:09PM

To me, that is moon money. Maybe if it was closer to AU58 condition I could see $1200.00 tops, perhaps someone really wanted it.

morgannut2 · June 23, 2005 12:14PM

To be fully honest, as I clicked the coin I was thinking how there could be an uncirculated GSA 92CC I wouldn't pay 2 grand for?---Then I saw the F12/15 coin and thought, gee that's an interesting piece of packaging but $1550??? WOW..

ddink · June 23, 2005 12:15PM

I don't understand why GSA packaging adds that much value?

coinkat · June 23, 2005 12:16PM

you are paying for packaging and not the coin...

morgannut2 · June 23, 2005 12:22PM

Simple--People, including me, collect GSA CC Morgans and pay a premium for the originality and history involved. If you got the only 92CC it would be very important, not so much for the coin, but as the only Unc. GSA 1892CC. In fact the main concern would be authenicating the originality of the holder and card (if it survives) rather than the MS grade of the coin.

DUIGUY · June 23, 2005 12:27PM

<< <i>Simple--People, including me, collect GSA CC Morgans and pay a premium for the originality and history involved. If you got the only 92CC it would be very important, not so much for the coin, but as the only Unc. GSA 1892CC. In fact the main concern would be authenicating the originality of the holder and card (if it survives) rather than the MS grade of the coin. >>

NumisOxide · June 23, 2005 1:19PM

Those GSA soft packs are interesting items. They do have nice history.

IwantNonCCs · June 23, 2005 5:12PM

I wonder if the collectors know what there getting themselves into.

From the list I seen, about 90 different morgans are in these packages, as well as
most peace and a few seated. I decided against collecting them for that reason, as
well as I can't think of a nice way to display them

(oh, and I can't afford them too)

Course I can understand paying for the plastic. Just have to think of it as one product, not
just the packaging for the coin.

GSA 1892CC Softpack

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