So who will have some Christmas money to buy some MPL's ?

WaterSport

I was just cruising sites and found these MPL's up for sale and this list does not even have Teletrade, Ebay or Heritage listings of Matte Proof Cents which are more plentiful and more affordable than in years past so go ahead and wish for Santa to bring one of these, or if you get some holiday cash, you you want to start window shopping now. The possibility (if your loaded) to actually starting from scratch and buy a full set of MPL's at one time was something not often seen in the past. BTW, I have no interest in any of the coins or dealers so if you know of other coins list them so maybe someone can get a coin they need.

WS
Northeast Numismatics

1911 63 R&B $595 CAC


JJteaparty

1910 PCGS 64 R&B $ 999
1914 PCGS 65 R& B $1795
1915 PCGS 64 BRN $ 1695
1915 PCGS 65 R&B $ 2395

Gene Bruder

1911 ANACS 63 R&B $1295
1913 NGC 65 R&B $1495

Charmy Harker

1909 PCGS 65 R&B $2500
1909 PCGS 64 R&B $1900
1911 PCGS 64 BRN $1490
1912 PCGS 65 BRN $2500
1913 PCGS 65 R&B $2200
1916 PCGS 65 BRN $8300

Craig’s Collectable coins Atlanta

1910 NGC 63 BRN $500

Common Cents Rare Coins

1914 NGC 64 R&B $1245

Certified City.Net

1909 PCGS 66 RED $3595 CAC
1911 PCGS 64 BRN $ 1295 CAC
1912 PCGS 64 R&B $998
1912 PCGS 64 RED $1795
1914 PCGS 64 BRN $895
1914 PCGS 64 R&B $1295
1915 PCGS 64 R&B $1995
1915 PCGS 64 BRN $1995 CAC

Legend Coins

1912 PCGS 65 R&B $2950 CAC
1915 PCGS 66+Red $16500 CAC

Aspen Coins

1910 PCGS 65 R&B $2850

Rich Ulrich

1913 NGC 64 R&B $ 1400

Angel Dees

1909 VDB PCGS 65 R&B $42000
1909 VDB NGC 65 R&B $35,000
1909 PCGS 67 RED $17,500 CAC
1909 PCGS 66 RED $6000
1909 PCGS 65 R&B $2700
1909 PCGS 64+ BRN $1350
1909 PCGS 63 R&B $800 CAC
1910 PCGS 66 R&B $4500
1910 PCGS 65 R&B $2000
1911 PCGS 65 R&B $3300
1911 PCGS 65 BRN $1800
1913 PCGS 66 R&B $3300
1915 PCGS 66 R&B $11000

lusterlover

Hi WS. Nice to see you back making MPL posts like this. Always appreciated. You gonna do it weekly again

WaterSport

What can I say, I look like everyone else, but I was bored LOL. No weekly list, it was just took much work and besides, as you can see, anyone can find them now!!

WS

PQueue

I just checked out Brian's site (www.bwrarecoins.com), didn't open up. Has the economy impacted him?

BWRC

<< <i>I just checked out Brian's site (www.bwrarecoins.com), didn't open up. Has the economy impacted him? >>



Doing fine, going to a more part time mode and not enough inventory to justify a website , Eagle Eye handles my online sales now, I still work wantlists for customers and attend all the major shows/auctions.

WaterSport

Good to hear from you Brian! You going to attend Long Beach in Feb?

WS

illini420

Seems like some bargain prices compared to a couple of years ago. The price of that 1909 in PR66RD CAC seemed really low and just barely above what my PR65RB cost me a couple of years ago... then I looked at it and saw why... I've seen that one in hand before in auction lot viewing and it just looks very weird with that very odd reverse toning... can't believe CAC thinks that deserves a sticker.

BWRC

<< <i>Good to hear from you Brian! You going to attend Long Beach in Feb?

WS >>





TX, WS

Yes, I go to all 3 Long Beach every year.

renomedphys

<< <i>can't believe CAC thinks that deserves a sticker. >>


One of the reasons why I believe CAC and Copper do not mix.

lusterlover

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<< <i>can't believe CAC thinks that deserves a sticker. >>


One of the reasons why I believe CAC and Copper do not mix. >>



I don't have a problem with CAC and copper. I think that coin is turning after slabbing and sticker and it is reflected in the price. That price is beyond a steal for that coin in that technical condition. If the price is too good to be true, there is usually a reason. Let's face it, there are many savvy collectors on these forums that would flip that coin in a second for a profit if it were the real deal. JMHO.....

pennyannie

<< <i>Seems like some bargain prices compared to a couple of years ago. The price of that 1909 in PR66RD CAC seemed really low and just barely above what my PR65RB cost me a couple of years ago... then I looked at it and saw why... I've seen that one in hand before in auction lot viewing and it just looks very weird with that very odd reverse toning... can't believe CAC thinks that deserves a sticker. >>



I agree!!! I personally give about 10 to 12 collectors and dealers credit for running the prices up. I had never paid more than a 1000 bucks for one until i found this place.

renomedphys

<< <i>I don't have a problem with CAC and copper. I think that coin is turning after slabbing and sticker and it is reflected in the price. That price is beyond a steal for that coin in that technical condition. If the price is too good to be true, there is usually a reason. Let's face it, there are many savvy collectors on these forums that would flip that coin in a second for a profit if it were the real deal. JMHO..... >>


Several of the things you mention are true, but I do seem to remember seeing that coin a long time ago looking exactly as it does in that photo... certainly before CAC.

CAC has been a real boon to numismatics, and in some areas, like gold, CAC is becoming mandatory for higher end purchases. It's just that with copper, they do seem to be very inconsistent.