For Trade: 1909 S VDB, PCC

PrivateCoinCollector

I have an extra one I would trade for a PCGS Graded $2.5 Gold piece. The Cent is in NCS Plastic with "Fine" Details. There is some off-coloring in a pea sized area on the reverse of the coin so it is marked environmental damage. The coin I want is for a gold type collection so the date does not matter much.

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commoncents05

We had a raw one walk into our shop about a month ago, and we submitted it (along with an 1889-CC) to NGC, and the 1893-S came back VF35 and the 89CC came back XF40. We called the guy when they came back, but he took them and didn't want to sell them Good luck finding one!

-Paul

PrivateCoinCollector

<< <i>We had a raw one walk into our shop about a month ago, and we submitted it (along with an 1889-CC) to NGC, and the 1893-S came back VF35 and the 89CC came back XF40. We called the guy when they came back, but he took them and didn't want to sell them Good luck finding one!

-Paul >>



Thanks. Just thought I would try. If anyone was going to sell their coins to a dealer I am sure I would pay more.

BAJJERFAN

Can a 93-s in a PCGS holder really be THAT hard to find? Shouldn't be unless you are expecting to get one at 20% back of bid.

PrivateCoinCollector

11/8/07

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11/9/07

rgwill

Their is 10 different 1893-s's in pcgs holders on ebay right now...

GAB

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MORGANHUNTER2

<< <i>Their is 10 different 1893-s's in pcgs holders on ebay right now... >>



and a couple of 1895's that I saw.

but highly doubt you would want them, they are asking full price for them.

DennisH

At every big show I go to I probably see a dozen or more 1893-S in a variety of grades from Good to XF... and none of them ever seem to sell. That tells me either people are asking too much over Grey Sheet for them, or Grey Sheet is too high in relation to the current lack of consumer confidence about the economy.

jdimmick

I agree with Dennis, I see the same thing, and you can even step up a grade and include AU(inc PCGS) at larger regional shows. I beleive the price on these has begun to soften!

jim

Cladiator

Here is a very nice 1833 Half Dime, problem free.

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MORGANHUNTER2

I honestly can't see anyone willing to sell 35% back of bid on either of these 2 Morgans.

Odds are you will pay full value or get lucky and find some ol lady not wise enough to sell off a key date coin.

This is just MY opinion.

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CappedBustDimes

1836 LM-4/V-2 H10c

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I got time.

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