Lowball Registry Set Question
Earendil
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Would a 1986-S proof half dollar that would probably grade somewhere at or under the Fine range have any value for collectors of these sets?
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That's a pretty low grade for a 1986-S half.
Is it a Kennedy, or a commemorative?
<< <i>Maybe?
That's a pretty low grade for a 1986-S half.
Is it a Kennedy, or a commemorative? >>
It's a Kennedy.
<< <i>There is no lowball set for that series! >>
Oh, well, sorry about that... I don't know very much at all about PCGS-related stuff, nor do I have a membership.
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<< <i>There is no lowball set for that series! >>
Oh, well, sorry about that... I don't know very much at all about PCGS-related stuff, nor do I have a membership. >>
You don't need a membership to look at or participate in the registry sets. You just need a membership to be able to do direct submissions.
Registry Sets
but because you pulled a proof out of circulation..I'm assuming you did.
50cents plus $18 grading fee plus $2 novelty premium. Something like that. Maybe even
higher. If it came back a F15 I would be interested in something like that.
Jerry
I'm surprised neither of them have replied yet. I bet they'd pay a pretty price for it, if you got it into a slab.
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Here's what I be willing to pay (might give you an idea of value/worth for sending it in...):
PR12: $100.00
PR08: $200.00
PR04: $350.00
PR01: $500.00
What a neat idea for a Set Registry Registry Set. Circulated Modern Proof Kennedy Halves.
What about a 1998-S Silver Matte Finish? Would the finish wear off so you couldn't tell it
was silver matte?
Jerry
Registry Sets >>
Thank you for the link.
<< <i>I'd love to own a problem free, low grade proof PCGS Kennedy clad or silver half.
Here's what I be willing to pay (might give you an idea of value/worth for sending it in...):
PR12: $100.00
PR08: $200.00
PR04: $350.00
PR01: $500.00 >>
Makes me want to start carrying one as a pocketpiece!
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<< <i>It's a proof? I'd say there is some collector value. Not because of it being a proof
but because you pulled a proof out of circulation..I'm assuming you did.
50cents plus $18 grading fee plus $2 novelty premium. Something like that. Maybe even
higher. If it came back a F15 I would be interested in something like that.
Jerry >>
I did indeed pull it out of circulation. I search half-dollars on a regular basis, and come across proofs ever so often. Right now I have one 1776-1976-S, one 1984-S, two or three 1986-S, one 1987-S, one 1991-S, one 2003-S, and one 2006-S, although all but the example I started this thread about still exhibit distinctly proof-like qualities.
<< <i>PM madmarty. >>
How can I do that? Sorry, but I am still relatively new here.
<< <i>I'd love to own a problem free, low grade proof PCGS Kennedy clad or silver half.
Here's what I be willing to pay (might give you an idea of value/worth for sending it in...):
PR12: $100.00
PR08: $200.00
PR04: $350.00
PR01: $500.00 >>
I will consider sending it in, then. This is probably a rather complicated question, but how can I go about looking into taking out a PCGS membership?
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<< <i>I'd love to own a problem free, low grade proof PCGS Kennedy clad or silver half.
Here's what I be willing to pay (might give you an idea of value/worth for sending it in...):
PR12: $100.00
PR08: $200.00
PR04: $350.00
PR01: $500.00 >>
I will consider sending it in, then. This is probably a rather complicated question, but how can I go about looking into taking out a PCGS membership? >>
Look at the top of the page Quick Links:....that will take you to the PCGS homepage. You'll find it from there. 'CollectorsClub'
Jerry
Here's the pop report for circulated Proof Kennedy Halves:
1964 Accented Hair AU50
1979-S PRDC F grade range
That's the only 2 I see listed.
Jerry
You can also find a member here or a local dealer to submit a single coin for you as part of a larger submission, rather than ponying up for membership yourself. I'll have a modern submission going in after the first of the year, if you'd like I'd be happy to submit it for you. Once you get the PM's activated you can write me for details.
Sean Reynolds
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
<< <i>You don't have your PM )Private Message) function turned on, you can go into your profile and activate it.
You can also find a member here or a local dealer to submit a single coin for you as part of a larger submission, rather than ponying up for membership yourself. I'll have a modern submission going in after the first of the year, if you'd like I'd be happy to submit it for you. Once you get the PM's activated you can write me for details.
Sean Reynolds >>
That would be great, if you wouldn't mind doing so. I do not have the time, nor the money (I am in college right now) to be able to afford making multiple submissions. I believe I have the PM turned on now, so please feel free to message me with any additional information.
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<< <i>You don't have your PM )Private Message) function turned on, you can go into your profile and activate it.
You can also find a member here or a local dealer to submit a single coin for you as part of a larger submission, rather than ponying up for membership yourself. I'll have a modern submission going in after the first of the year, if you'd like I'd be happy to submit it for you. Once you get the PM's activated you can write me for details.
Sean Reynolds >>
That would be great, if you wouldn't mind doing so. I do not have the time, nor the money (I am in college right now) to be able to afford making multiple submissions. I believe I have the PM turned on now, so please feel free to message me with any additional information. >>
PM sent.
Sean Reynolds
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor