Jeff - No way! IMO this is about 1500 - 1800 USD Would have to see this in hand as I have seen a number of 66s and even Proof 65s that likely are of similar quality Lately have seen som TPG slabs (no names mentioned) where a 62 & 63 were "nasty" gems bringing to mind the old maxim : buy the coin not the slab.
Love that Milled British (1830-1960) Well, just Love coins, period.
I spoke with Bruce, who catalogued these, and he's thinking it's awfullly good. In any case, if it only goes for $1500-1800 I know where you will be able to visit it.
Bruce said he will have the rest of the British signature coins finished tomorrow, and expects the catalouge to be complete online in about 10 days. There is one more piece I feel like I have to bid on but we won't discuss it here.
I think you guys might be not reading what I am saying - I have seen some SUPERIOR halfpennies in 65 & 66, so that they are out there. I saw an unslabbed 1881 with rosette brooch, mintage 2 with NO marks under 10x as an example; also many of the 75H and 76H coins in specimen/proof of superior quality. I tend to find these "supergraded" coins to not necessarily be better than other coins graded a point or two less, or indeed some not even graded. These have gone for 600-800 pounds.
PS I saw the recently slabbed PCGS Specimen65 Churchill and could find nothing keeping it out of a 67 or maybe even 8 holder under glass and good lighting.
Love that Milled British (1830-1960) Well, just Love coins, period.
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IMO this is about 1500 - 1800 USD
Would have to see this in hand as I have seen a number of 66s and even Proof 65s that likely are of similar quality
Lately have seen som TPG slabs (no names mentioned)
where a 62 & 63 were "nasty" gems bringing to mind the old maxim : buy the coin not the slab.
Well, just Love coins, period.
World Collection
British Collection
German States Collection
Lately, one-of-a-kind quality has rocketed past the MOON! If I still had all my 'blue babies' I'd consider a shot a this POR.
BTW, it looks like the completed catalog should be done in the next few weeks.
<< <i>It's going to fetch more than $1500-$1800 >>
I think you should buy it!!!
World Collection
British Collection
German States Collection
PS I saw the recently slabbed PCGS Specimen65 Churchill and could find nothing keeping it out of a 67 or maybe even 8 holder under glass and good lighting.
Well, just Love coins, period.