1922 high relief ; If you had deep pockets would you be inticed to bid ?

DUIGUY

Linky

Baley

neat coin, but for that kind of money my list of desired coins has about 100 coins i'd want more, mostly pre 1800 gold and copper types in high grades.

Now if I was a bazillionaire and this was just another high 5 figure rarity for me, sure, I'd take it

howboutdemcoins

I agree with Baley. There are many other coins that I'd rather buy. For that kind of money, I could probably buy most of them.

19Lyds

If I had "deep pockets", yes, I'd bid. After all, there are only 10 or so of these out there.
As far as using the bid money for other coins, again, if I had "deep pockets", I'd already have those other coins.

777

Could be a diamond in the rough as far as potential is concerned

TorinoCobra71

IF I had deep pockets, then yes, I would be tempted to bid.

TC71

FullStrike

If I had the bucks for a high relief Peace Dollar i think I'd rather go with the 1921.

One observation about that 1922 Coin. Isn't it interesting that a lower valued coin would be dipped to bright white or AT'ed with a mind-boggling array of neon colors, instead of being presented with that grungy appearance?

MrEureka

Interesting how much higher the CU prices (in the last column) are...

65 --- $75,000 $60,000 $53,500 $55,000 $225,000
66 --- $93,440 $71,875 $63,500 $65,500 $300,000
67 --- $260,000 $200,000 $180,000 $180,000 ---

Above prices taken from the Heritage lot description.

LincolnCentMan

If you had deep pockets would you be inticed to bid ?

It depended on how deep the pockets are. If I'm making that each day off of 3% interest.... maybe. If that's my monthly coin budget.... probably not.

David

mepot

For that kind of $$$,I would hope it looks alot better than those pics indicate.

I would have to see it in hand before I would write a check!

291fifth

Poor eye-appeal. Unattractive toning.