OK what would you expect?

holeinone1972

About 2 months ago, I saw a pretty nice example of an 1858 Seated Liberty Quarter Anacs au 58 I passed because the dealer got a lil snotty at a small local show.

I have since regretted not buying it, and thought it was sold.

I have come to hear that the dealer submitted it for crossover to PCGS and it came back au 55

He said he needs to (look into it and see what he has got into it) and then call me back with an offer.

He did say in Dealer speak, well the grade went down from 58 to 55, BUT now it is in a better holder.

What should I prepare for? Higher price, lower price or just another bad conversation?

Rob

woodwalker

Same price, same snotty attitude.

Cladiator

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That is what I like about this place, if one of you jumps, you all jump.

Very original thinkers.

I actually think the creep is gonna raise the price. LOl

We shall see.

Barndog

before he raises the price, make your offer...a few bucks under the price he quoted you the first time!

STONE

If there's a change, I don't think it will be that much.

But, do expect something very similar as before.

RWB

Prepare to decide if you want the coin at the original price (or less) - regardless of the dealer's attitude. (In this instance, the dealers appears to be a disposable item so decide on your $$ limit, and forget about the personality.)

Russ

The market thinks a PCGS AU55 is more valuable than an ANACS AU58, so the dealer will want more money.

Russ, NCNE

AU58WALKERS

"same price" plus cert fees

Arizonadesertrat

The dealer will ask for more, since the quarter is now in a 'respectable' slab.

longtimecollector

I doubt your phone will ring.........

holeinone1972

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So far you are winning. LOL

19Lyds

He'll be asking more for al the reasons given above but of most importance, its now in a PCGS Slab!

No two ways about it, that PCGS slab demands more money. Not only that but there's all them grading and shipping fee's to account for!

123cents

<< <i>The market thinks a PCGS AU55 is more valuable than an ANACS AU58, so the dealer will want more money.

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I agree and he also spend money on the coin to get it crossed.

morganbarber

"He said he needs to (look into it and see what he has got into it) and then call me back with an offer."
He's got the same money tied up PLUS the PCGS fee. I bet the price is higher.