Auction result for sp+ at Heritage.

Placid

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$1,301
Price guide range at Heritage for the coin in 64 without a + shows $1,175-$1,650
and in 65 $3,000-$4,350.

Pcgs price guide for the coin (64+) is $2,118

pennyannie

That coin barely covered the grading fee. No upgrades in the future

AngryTurtle

Wouldn't it be a SP+, to differentiate it from a "plain SP"?

Placid

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Changed title to sp+.

jhdfla

Interestingly, there was a CAC'd 1925-D that went off 11 Jan 2008 in an NGC holder for $1955. w/ juice. No others using the new improved Heritage search engine (I think I'm getting the hang of it), but there is another in an NGC holder coming up 30 April with the CAC sticker which would be a better indicator as it is in the current time frame. It'll be interesting to see what it brings. (Of course I've viewed none of the three in hand, for all I know the one that went in 2008 might have been really outstanding.)

BaronVonBaugh

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It really should be SP-MS64+.
SMS coins get SPxx.
So, if you get an SMS coin in one it would be: SP-SPxx+