Look for Kennedys to start rising. If you look on E-Bay, you are not seeing anything higher than MS-66 unless it was minted in the last 2 or 3 years, and the prices on Teletrade are going through the roof. That 1976 last night was a great looking piece.
I was a bidder on that 1976 up to about the $600.00 mark. (I then backed off and bought that NGC FA02 Indian instead!). This coin may be used for both the Kennedy series and the Type, Modern Registry. Kind of a 'two-for one' but not at $675.00++! Yes, sadly, the Kennedies are climbing. I just wished it had waited another six months so I could make all my upgrades by then.
-I did purchase a 1976-S 40% in PCGS MS68 off of a forum member this evening so all is not lost.
You skipped buying a high grade Kennedy for a Fair Indian? I would hope a Fair Indian cent would not stop your bidding on any coin. If so, you may have really started something with your "lowest graded" set.
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Yes. It was a $10 Gold Indian. That would have been funny buying (or getting excited about) a FA02 Indian cent! Unless of course it was the 1877. Then, not so funny.
1545:1569 Feb27, 2002 Half Dollar 1984D PCGS 66 Brilliant, well struck, nice luster. {$45p} $160
Is this a record price for a clad 66? Quite a jump in price from the last teletrade auction. It has a low 43 coin combined pop for 66/67 34/9. At this price do you think dealers will start searching for more? I know it is a very thin market, but I think demand is starting to outpace supply for ms Kennedys.
I think that some of the dates like the 82 P & D or others where there are 10 or fewer MS-67's have traded for as much or more than the 84-D, although it fits in that category as well. Only 9 MS-67's for the date.
Personal plug -- if you are looking for some 40%'s in high grade, I am giving up on the set I started and am accepting offers on the BST board.
Try and locate this one: 1989-P in MS66. In the last TWO years I've only seen two for sale (bought them both). They can't be THAT tough, right? 0h, I've never seen or heard of one of the MS67's.
Cameron! Owning two of a pop 40+ coin is hardly cornering the market! (I saw your smiley though- hidden next to your exclamation mark).
Funny thing about this coin. I bought my first from a Kennedy/Ike Dealer for $120.00. I know I waaaaay overpaid but it was the LAST coin needed for my set and I just wasn't finding it anywhere! The second came from a great collector right here on this forum. Cost? $20.00. Now I figured I just paid $60.00 for each (cost average) and feel better about the first!
First, there are a lot of unsearched Kennedy rolls and mint sets out there. I'd expect the pops on the clads to continue to rise. The money is getting to a point where it is worth it to search for these coins.
Second, don't let Braddick divide up the check at dinner. $60 each?
Mitch- or, easier for me, why don't I send you one of these PQ MS66's plus a hundred and have you walk one through for the one point upgrade? I hear you're pretty good at that!
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Yes, sadly, the Kennedies are climbing. I just wished it had waited another six months so I could make all my upgrades by then.
-I did purchase a 1976-S 40% in PCGS MS68 off of a forum member this evening so all is not lost.
peacockcoins
I think that the FA02 was a gold Indian, not a cent if I remember right. And you got to think that's pretty rare.
Keith
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Feb27, 2002 Half Dollar 1984D PCGS 66
Brilliant, well struck, nice luster. {$45p} $160
Is this a record price for a clad 66? Quite a jump in price from the last teletrade auction. It has a low 43 coin combined pop for
66/67 34/9. At this price do you think dealers will start searching for more? I know it is a very thin market, but I think
demand is starting to outpace supply for ms Kennedys.
I think that some of the dates like the 82 P & D or others where there are 10 or fewer MS-67's have traded for as much or more than the 84-D, although it fits in that category as well. Only 9 MS-67's for the date.
Personal plug -- if you are looking for some 40%'s in high grade, I am giving up on the set I started and am accepting offers on the BST board.
Keith
peacockcoins
<< <i>In the last TWO years I've only seen two for sale (bought them both). >>
We don't see them because Braddick has corered the market. Read his quote above.
Cameron Kiefer
"Because I can"
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Funny thing about this coin. I bought my first from a Kennedy/Ike Dealer for $120.00. I know I waaaaay overpaid but it was the LAST coin needed for my set and I just wasn't finding it anywhere! The second came from a great collector right here on this forum. Cost? $20.00. Now I figured I just paid $60.00 for each (cost average) and feel better about the first!
peacockcoins
Second, don't let Braddick divide up the check at dinner. $60 each?
peacockcoins
P.S. If anyone could use a low pop finest known 1974(d) Kennedy Half in PCGS-MS67 at $325 just PM me. Only one coin available.
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