This is insane!

LickThoseStamps

So far, it is a pop 14 coin!

STONE

Shall I be the first to say Modern Crap?

Yes!!!

JeremyDie1

morgansforever

Wow, I have a few 99 clad sets, maybe I should slab em?

Zoins

Looks very original to me

FLBuffaloHunter

That price may turn out to be a bargain in 10 years.

NumisOxide

Expensive plastic.

LeeBone

<< <i>Wow, I have a few 99 clad sets, maybe I should slab em? >>

Hoodlatch

I LIKE modern crap, but EVEN I believe THAT price to be insane!
For 6 grand I can buy the first 15 or so Uncirculated Presidential Spouse gold pieces!

Zoins

Remember, at least two people must think it's worth that much.

coinpictures

<< <i>Remember, at least two people must think it's worth that much. >>



Not necessarily. It's Teletrade, remember? It may be that only one person, or in fact no one thinks it's worth that much...

speety

Wow, that's insane. The power of the registry game is taking over (or has taken over?) the coin market in a disturbing and powerful way IMHO.

garsmith

Smoe people have more money than brains!

seateddime

anytime you can trade a 1999 quarter for a 1873 cc dime even up that a heck of a deal.

Which will be worth more in 20 years?

BlackBeard

That's not where I would put my 6k. I have some moderns but don't feel that to be quite the investment a classic offers. That has much greater downward potential than a high grade early coin, IMO.

Zoins

<< <i>

<< <i>Remember, at least two people must think it's worth that much. >>

Not necessarily. It's Teletrade, remember? It may be that only one person, or in fact no one thinks it's worth that much... >>

Oops. I still need to learn how Teletrade works. I haven't purchased anything there yet.

Zoins

For the people that don't think this is a good deal, do you think this is similar to getting a TPG graded classic coin right at/after a big price jump in price for the grade?

Is this more of a modern vs classic issue or a TPG grade price point issue for moderns and classics?

Fletcher

Lol ... you could get a sweet flowing hair dollar, an 81-CC MS66DMPL, or a MS65 Fugio for that much.

cladking

<< <i>For the people that don't think this is a good deal, do you think this is similar to putting a getting a TPG graded classic coin right at/after a big price jump in price for the grade?

Is this more of a modern vs classic issue or a TPG grade price point issue for moderns and classics? >>



When was the last time you heard people suggest that you
could have bought a PR-70 Ike for what someone spent on
a fugio cent?

I believe this is the sole PCGS PR-70 Ike. Of course there's
nothing close in mint state.

notwilight

<< <i>Lol ... you could get a sweet flowing hair dollar, an 81-CC MS66DMPL, or a MS65 Fugio for that much. >>



All are higher pops.

GoldenEyeNumismatics

undergraded!

ColonialCoinUnion

I wish the new owner well.

FullStrike

It's a bargain at twice the price. It's a Delaware after all.


I can see the dumb rich guys now. THAT'S an error coin, these are supposed to be STATE QUARTERS, and here they have a coin from the city of DELAWARE. Isn't that in Ohio?

Zoins

<< <i>I can see the dumb rich guys now. THAT'S an error coin, these are supposed to be STATE QUARTERS, and here the have a coin from the city of DELAWARE. Isn't that in Ohio? >>

People buying classic coins have lost a lot more on a single coin than the $6,800 that this coin went for.

ColonialCoinUnion

<< <i>

<< <i>Lol ... you could get a sweet flowing hair dollar, an 81-CC MS66DMPL, or a MS65 Fugio for that much. >>



All are higher pops. >>



I looked up the quarter - 14 in 70 and 4,000+ in 69. That's a lot of underpops.

cladking

wrong thread. -post deleted.

Fletcher

<< <i>

<< <i>Lol ... you could get a sweet flowing hair dollar, an 81-CC MS66DMPL, or a MS65 Fugio for that much. >>



All are higher pops. >>



And, what is that widget you are using for an icon ... a 1794 large cent?

Myqqy

Expensive plastic.

That sums it up. The one I have in my 99 proof set looks at least as nice as that one...