PCGS Deep Mirror Prooflike dollars shine at ANA

coingame2000

WOW, when the gavel fell on the final lot of "A Gift of Undeserved Favor" collection of DMPL dollars sold by Heritage at the Baltimore ANA -- numerous price records had been shattered and the incredible strength of this market was readily apparent to all of those in attendance. Following are a number of the coins that were sold along with the prices realized (including the buyers premium). Coins marked with an asterisk were purchased by me. BTW, all the examples I cited were "dealer" purchases.

1878 7TF REV '79 MS65 DMPL $27,600
1878-S MS65 DMPL $13,800*
1879-P MS65 DMPL $18,400*
1880-P MS65 DMPL $10,350
1881-P MS65 DMPL $20,700
1881-CC MS67 DMPL $63,250
1881-O MS65 DMPL $40,250*
1881-S MS66 DMPL $ 4,600*
1882-S MS66 DMPL $12,650*
1883-CC MS67 DMPL $27,600
1884-P MS65 DMPL $ 4,313*
1885-CC MS67 DMPL $51,750
1885-O MS66 DMPL $ 5,175*
1888-O MS65 DMPL $ 6,325*
1889-CC MS64 DMPL $94,875
1890-CC MS65 DMPL $18,400*
1890-O MS65 DMPL $10,350*
1893-CC MS64 PL $32,200*
1899-S MS65 DMPL $27,600*
1900-P MS65 DMPL $51,750*
1904-P MS64 DMPL $54,625*

There was also very strong collector participation that resulted in many more amazing prices realized. In the end, truly high quality (eye appealing) and/or rare DMPL dollars shone brightly at the ANA -- and I believe that they will continue to shine brightly for some time to come. I feel very fortunate to have been part of this landmark sale, which established a new benchmark in regard to prices.

Mike De Falco

Placid

1889-CC MS64 DMPL $94,875
That is below pcgs price guide.

SilverEagles92

Well, that's one way to drop $300K

coindeuce

The 1878 8TF PCGS-65 DMPL VAM 15 (Ex. California) may have been the same coin that Legend sold to the California set owner only 4 years ago for $7500. PR: $18,400.

coingame2000

<< <i>1889-CC MS64 DMPL $94,875
That is below pcgs price guide. >>



Maybe the PCGS price guide for a MS64 DMPL 1889-CC dollar is too high ? The current CDN (aka the Greysheet) sight-seen bid is $53,000 -- obviously too low. Price guides do not buy or sell coins, nor do they establish prices -- actual transactions in the marketplace do! Take the price guides (regardless of which you choose) with a grain of salt.

Mike

coingame2000

<< <i>The 1878 8TF PCGS-65 DMPL VAM 15 (Ex. California) may have been the same coin that Legend sold to the California set owner only 4 years ago for $7500. PR: $18,400. >>



It was the SAME coin...

Mike

coindeuce

HighRelief

<< <i>
1904-P MS64 DMPL $54,625*

There was also very strong collector participation that resulted in many more amazing prices realized. I feel very fortunate to have been part of this landmark sale, which established a new benchmark in regard to prices.

Mike De Falco >>



The 1904-P MS64 PL that went for $7,475.00 looks like a good deal. Record prices were being shattered all over the place and went beyond my expectations.

coingame2000

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<< <i>
1904-P MS64 DMPL $54,625*

There was also very strong collector participation that resulted in many more amazing prices realized. I feel very fortunate to have been part of this landmark sale, which established a new benchmark in regard to prices.

Mike De Falco >>



The 1904-P MS64 PL that went for $7,475.00 looks like a good deal. Record prices were being shattered all over the place and went beyond my expectations. >>



Brian,

The MS64 PL 1904-P dollar was indeed a pretty darn cool coin (and a good deal for the buyer).

Mike

blu62vette

I would have loved to seen some of these. Must have been amazing.

Coxe

A properly graded 04-P 64PL is still an underrated coin IMO. A 64 DMPL is an outstanding rarity. (Was nice to have owned it for a number of years. No, I was not the consignor but a previous owner.) The number of tuned in prooflike collectors has really blossomed over that past 10 years, but there are still a few sleepers.

coingame2000

<< <i>A properly graded 04-P 64PL is still an underrated coin IMO. A 64 DMPL is an outstanding rarity. (Was nice to have owned it for a number of years. No, I was not the consignor but a previous owner.) The number of tuned in prooflike collectors has really blossomed over that past 10 years, but there are still a few sleepers. >>



I agree with you John and MM's 04-P 64 PL was particularly nice...

Mike

bestclser1

Amazing prices for amazing coins,and these may look like deals in a few years for the true MONSTER ones in the collection.JMHO