1995W Proof Eagle PCGS 70 DCAM

Dennisl

Check out the bid on the 1995W Proof Eagle PCGS 70 DCAM on Teletrade. It is already up to $9600 plus buyers fees and the auction has 6 hours to go.

Teletrade 1995 W PR70DCAM

cosmicdebris

keithdagen

$10,500 Now. Dennis, this was originally offered on E-Bay with an opening bid of $15K, with no takers. Later, a board member admitted to buying it privately from the seller for slightly less than that asking price.

Keith

MJCoin

$10K

pontiacinf

LOL I SMELL SOME IDIOT GETTING SCREWED ON DIS

dbldie55

Will it meet the reserve?

MJCoin

Unbelievable! $12,500.00 and still no end in sight. Also check out the PCGS MS70 CVC $5 gold commemorative @ $2,100.00

keithdagen

Michael,

Wow, didn't see the MS-70 CVC. May have to reconsider keeping mine and downgrade to a MS-69. Could do a lot of upgrades with that.

Keith

itsnotjustme

CVC $5G $2,100?

itsnotjustme

How long do the prices realized take to appear?

wondercoin

I'm pleased to say I sold about (18) of those CVC $5 Gold Commems in PCGS-MS70 to board members at about $450/coin. I have already received a couple "thank you's".

By the way, one of those collectors who bought one for $450 is making it available to me for resale if anyone wants it. I believe he is asking around $1200 today. PM me if you would like me to try to pick it up tonight about about 1/2 the price of the existing coin sale on Teletrade. Wondercoin.

MJCoin

I plan on keeping my PCGS ms70 $5 CVC because I'm still hunting for more 70's. I picked up two more tonight. A 1986 Statue of Liberty, and a 1988 Olympic.

keithdagen

Mitch,

Thank You

Does anyone know if a final mintage number has been released yet for this piece. It was looking like it was going to come in as the second lowest of the series.

Keith

MJCoin

I'm not sure what the final mintage is, but I AM sure it's the 2nd lowest by a long shot.

dbldie55

Back to the 1995W Proof Eagle

Since this coin is still listed as pending, and the coin I bid on shows the final price, I would assume this coin did not meet the reserve. I remember a similar situation a while back on a coin that I was trying to determine if it actually sold.

Also, wasn't this coin on Ebay recently? What was the high bid there? (I think it had a reserve there too)

keithdagen

dbldie55,

You are most likely correct, although the database could still be updating. The coin was originally offered on E-Bay with an open of $14,999 and no bidders when it ended.

Keith

dbldie55

The coin "went away". So I am guessing it did not meet the reserve.

keithdagen

Looks like the CVC $5's were bought back or did not meet their reserve either.

Keith

CarlWohlforth

Looks like a 1964 SMS Jefferson didn't meet the reserve either as it "went away" from my list. Did anybody see where that ended before it went away?

BNE

Carl: the last I saw (about two hours before closing) the '64 SMS Jefferson was at $7000.

Drizzt

--Supposedly Teletrade does not have mins or reserves. You can place a buyback bid before the auction and pay 5% or $100.00 max. If you bid on your own coin during auction you have to pay buyers and sellers fees. Of course, Teletrade reserves the right to withdraw a coin at any time. Friends in high places???

keithdagen

Drizzt,

The buyback bid is your reserve. As a seller, you may place a competitive bid before the auction. However, a buyer can bid higher during the auction and win the coin. In this scenario, the seller pays the selling fees if the coin does not meet this reserve. Also, the coin is not considered sold and there is not a price realized.

If the seller places a bid after the auction has started, the seller gets charged fees both ways and the coin is considered sold at the final price.

In the case of this coin, the seller placed a buyback bid before the auction and there was not a buyer who was willing to go higher.

Keith

pmh1nic

Quite a few of the 1995-W SAE's have shown up on Ebay over the last few weeks. What gives? Has the word started to spread that the prices have gone up dramactically and more are/will be coming to market? Is my theory regard what the affect (decrease in price) of any increase in the supply of these coins coming to market going to be tested so soon?

Many of the coins offered on Ebay recently have gone unsold not meeting the sellers reserve. That tells me that there is very, very little support for them at the $2,000 dollar price range. The sellers are testing the waters at this price level and finding the water is a little chilly.

Now don't tell me about this one coin sold for such and such a price or that one sold for such and such a price. As has been said about the current coin being offered on Ebay, it was sold by a dealer to another dealer to quickly turn around and sell most likely to another dealer and the going around in circles continues. From what I've seen the vast majority being offered at these prices are NOT being sold. I'm speaking as a collector to other collectors, UNLESS you've got money to burn my advice is don't buy these coins now at these prices hoping to recoup the cost years down the road. Be patient, if you're hoping to add one of these coins to your collection I think there will be better deals you can make down the road. How long down the road...I don't know you'll just have to keep watching.