EBAY AUCTION - ONE OF MY MS66RD 1963D LINCOLNS - ENDS TODAY!

RegistryNut · July 6, 2007 5:36PM

Take a look at my auction if you need this coin. Thanks.

Warning - The first time I've ever had a reserve.

63D Ebay Auction

RegistryNut

RegistryNut · July 7, 2007 4:34PM

Well, there's 11 Ebayers watching. And the bid is up to 99 cents.

RegistryNut

LincolnCentMan · July 7, 2007 11:09PM

Never fear. I bumped the bid up to $4.75.

-David

RegistryNut · July 9, 2007 10:01AM

Thanks for the bids. Up to $202.50.

RegistryNut

RegistryNut · July 11, 2007 1:57AM

Thanks for the bids. Up to $305.00. And 13 Ebayers watching.

RegistryNut

ellewood · July 11, 2007 3:03AM

I predict it goes for $645.00

RegistryNut · July 14, 2007 4:46PM

Thanks for the bids. Up to $405.00. And 16 Ebayers watching.

RegistryNut

oildvr · July 14, 2007 10:29PM

Being new to collecting, can you tell me why so much money for a common cent?

RegistryNut · July 16, 2007 3:37AM

Hi oildvr,
Welcome to the Forum. It's well known that 1963 wasn't a quality year at the Denver mint. Just last year there were only 28 ms66rd 1963D cents graded by PCGS. Now there are only 41 and there is no ms67 yet. These are much lower figures when compared to the other Memorials. I might add that there are a few ms66 examples that are not graded correctly IMO. I'VE seen 2 that looked ms64 to me.

So, many consider this date as the key to the series. The good ole supply and demand theory probably comes into play here. This coin is hard to make, it doesn't become available very often, and most Lincoln collectors need an ms66 example. Before the population shot up to 41, this date went for $900 on Ebay. Thanks for your interest.

RegistryNut

EBAY AUCTION - ONE OF MY MS66RD 1963D LINCOLNS - ENDS TODAY!

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