WI Extra Leaf sells for $10,000
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-Paul
Many members on this forum that now it cannot fit in my signature. Please ask for entire list.
Edited to add: Actually it was listed for $17K initially.
I think
<< <i>This is a sale by one of the known owners of the MS67 High Leafs. He listed it as a buy it now for more ($16K, I think) and got a $10K offer. He called me today for my opinion on whether he should take it. I said it was a good offer. >>
I'm shocked he had to ask.
Guess they still have legs after all this time.
Where will they be in 20 years?
I think I made this coin when they were first showing up.
I am embarrassed to think how much I sold it for at the time
Oh well, you win some and you lose some
Big loss here
U N B E L I E V A B L E ! ! ! ! !
Steve
Modern CRAP !!!! Stick it where the Sun does not shine.
Stewart
<< <i>Holy Cow! Great for both parties. I ask out of ignorance, is this sort of purchase a registry thing? >>
Does a bear indulge in a natural body process in the woods? It’s either a registry thing, or it’s a publicity thing that is calculated to enhance prices for registry related transactions in the future.
Ken
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If you are not Steve you did not make the coin that is being talked about here.
Ken
....WOW!! i now have a new respect for corn on the cob!!
of all time! Render to Caesar's what is
Caesars and give to God what is God's.
Choke on that MODERN MARVEL .. dinosaur! I hate looking at old junk that has been cleaned to perfection again ..those dirty old foxes!
of all time! Render to Caesar's what is
Caesars and give to God what is God's.
Good for you ..Now take out the garbage and warm up the car..we're goin' shopping for things that really shine..and they 'aint leaves....
<< <i>I'm shocked when I think of what true rare coins you could buy with $10,000..... >>
I'm shocked that rare moderns bring so small a fraction of what rare classics bring. Normally
more recently dated coins are in more demand than older coins and often bring more. When
I was a kid a common and very new '50-D nickel could sell for close to $250 in todays money
while a "scarce" Wisconsin variety can be had in unc for about the same.
You can put together one heck of a modern collection for $10,000 if you're willing to do a lit-
tle work.
MJ
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......