The better question would be how the heck the seller deciding that a common date in MS63 is worth $175 bucks He is trying to get MS64DMPL money out of a coin with no designation what so ever......
To qualify for a PL designation both sides have to be proof like. That coin is mirrored only on the obverse.
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If the obverse cameo in-hand is really as good as the pic, then I don't think $175 is too far off. Truly black and white cameos are few and far between. True Moose cameos regularly go for big premiums.
<< <i>If the obverse cameo in-hand is really as good as the pic, then I don't think $175 is too far off. Truly black and white cameos are few and far between. True Moose cameos regularly go for big premiums. >>
I agree...I just don't think a one sided PL or DMPL coin in MS63 is worth anywhere near $175 and I would imagine the coin will sit on ebay unsold for quite some time at that price but who knows
Hard to tell from the pix. I have Morgans graded DMPL that have less PL qualities than others graded PL. The coin is worth what the market will bear regardless of the label.
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Pretty coin, though.
<< <i>If the obverse cameo in-hand is really as good as the pic, then I don't think $175 is too far off. Truly black and white cameos are few and far between. True Moose cameos regularly go for big premiums. >>
I agree...I just don't think a one sided PL or DMPL coin in MS63 is worth anywhere near $175 and I would imagine the coin will sit on ebay unsold for quite some time at that price but who knows