Wisconsin Extra Leaf Set: NGC MS67 set selling for $9,000!!
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If I crack out by PCGS 65's you think I might get a NGC 67??
Might be worth a try.
<< <i>If I crack out by PCGS 65's you think I might get a NGC 67??
Might be worth a try. >>
Perhaps so! Maybe 66s at the worst!
I have two sets... may be 65-66s, but knowing my luck
I'll have to post a guess-the-grade later on!!
Anyone have the Pop reports from PCGS??
I wonder what that loan NGC MS68 would sell for?? It would have to be well over $10,000.
<< <i>Yea, I bought a few sets early and sold all but this one. Which means I got it for free. Sure wish I bought a couple of those ms67 sets. Oh well.
Anyone have the Pop reports from PCGS??
I wonder what that loan NGC MS68 would sell for?? It would have to be well over $10,000. >>
I heard that there was an MS68 set, and that it sold for a lot back then when MS67 sets were $1099 each
Now... an MS67 PCGS set... that would be something there!!
PCGS # Description Desig 60 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
814033 2004-D Wisconsin Extra Leaf Low 125 195 240 315 400 1275 8250
If a single Low Leaf MS67 sold for $8250, I guess a set from PCGS would go for about $16,000+.
its a die crack for chris sakes !
spend the 9 k for some better date gold and see what happens in 5 years !
<< <i>Piffle !
its a die crack for chris sakes !
spend the 9 k for some better date gold and see what happens in 5 years ! >>
No, it's not a die crack.
Exactly what is it ?
maybe im mis-informed.
You heard it here first.
Here's a warning parable for coin collectors...
<< <i>Clad,
Exactly what is it ?
maybe im mis-informed. >>
They are Jack's Magic (Leaf) Bean Stalks..........................................
<< <i>Clad,
Exactly what is it ?
maybe im mis-informed >>
A lot of money for a gouged die.
These were caused by something which gouged or carved the die. It's unknown how this occurred
but the mint has stated that it was inadvertant when something dropped into the press. Most people
don't accept this explanation since there were apparently two and only two dies damaged and they
were on the same press. It would seem that the odds of two mishaps appearing simultaneously and
resulting in two very artistic renditions of leaves is improbable.
Whatever the cause these are likely to be winners.
<< <i>In other words a mint employee modified the dies trying to be cute ! >>
and made a modern rarity almost all know are MS so people are paying moon money
for a minor variety with a high survior rate in high grade however regisrty means everything to
some people...JMO....
Maybe my ms 65 will be worth something some day
<< <i>
<< <i>In other words a mint employee modified the dies trying to be cute ! >>
and made a modern rarity almost all know are MS so people are paying moon money
for a minor variety with a high survior rate in high grade however regisrty means everything to
some people...JMO....
Yep
I paid moon money for mine (~$225 for all 3, including the one worth $0.25 with no extra leaf)
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
<< <i>
<< <i>In other words a mint employee modified the dies trying to be cute ! >>
and made a modern rarity almost all know are MS so people are paying moon money
for a minor variety with a high survior rate in high grade however regisrty means everything to
some people...JMO....
The registry sets don't include these.
There are some four or five thousand of each variety. Most are pretty nice with lots of
MS-63's and MS-64's. Like most moderns they are rare in high grade.
It sure would be interesting to see an acurate graph of the ebay prices over the past year!
Regular 328
Hi Leaf 311
Lo Leaf 104
Must make my pop 11 Lincoln worth 50 K
If the mint decides those were not authorized they could be seized.
Also, the BEP issued an error stamp in the 60's anf then replicated it to make sure it wasnt rare !
<< <i>Not to forget a couple things
If the mint decides those were not authorized they could be seized.
Also, the BEP issued an error stamp in the 60's anf then replicated it to make sure it wasnt rare ! >>
It's not impossible but it seems more likely they'd confiscate most of the 1804 restrike dollars or the 1913 V-nickels.
BTW, the high bidder in this auction was one of my buyers.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>NGC POPs in 67
Regular 328
Hi Leaf 311
Lo Leaf 104
Must make my pop 11 Lincoln worth 50 K >>
Who are you, the dude from Shop at Home?
<< <i>Not to forget a couple things
If the mint decides those were not authorized they could be seized.
Also, the BEP issued an error stamp in the 60's anf then replicated it to make sure it wasnt rare ! >>
In 1994 the US Post Office created the Legend's stamps. One of the stamps was incorrect, the incorrect stamp featured Ben Pickett instead of Bill Pickett.
The USPS allowed people to send in requests for the stamps and had a drawing to see who would get them. My brother and I both got a set.
The bottom line is the Mint is here to make money, this creates interest, they won't be destroying or replicating anything !!
Besides, the MS66 is only about $1200 for the set, so it's the high grade that is crazy. The others seem to be going for what they where when the craze started.
Morgan, modern sets, circulated Kennedys, and Wisconsin error leaf quarter Collector
First (and only - so far) Official "You Suck" Award from Russ 2/9/07