The 69s have been slowly moving up in price on eBay. It's possible some submitters of multiple coins have asked for the 69s to be returned unslabbed, which would have kept the 69 population low as the 70 population gradually crept upward.
<< <i>The 69s have been slowly moving up in price on eBay. It's possible some submitters of multiple coins have asked for the 69s to be returned unslabbed, which would have kept the 69 population low as the 70 population gradually crept upward. >>
<< <i>Over 12,400 2012-S proofs from the 75th Anniversary Set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
Fewer than 400 2012-S proofs from the C&C set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
That's one C&C set coin for every 32 Anniversary Set coins. These coins are SCARCE! >>
Doesn't sound the coin is scarce. Sounds like the LABEL is. Pull the 2 different 2012-S proof SAEs out of each set and put side by side. Now, tell the difference between them in such a way to put them correctly back in the right set, without guessing. It isn't the coin, it is the label.
And, I say that as a modern collector, as a person who has submitted for the label, and someone who still has some coins where the ONLY difference is what the label says. At least be clear and honest on it
<< <i>Over 12,400 2012-S proofs from the 75th Anniversary Set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
Fewer than 400 2012-S proofs from the C&C set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
That's one C&C set coin for every 32 Anniversary Set coins. These coins are SCARCE! >>
Doesn't sound the coin is scarce. Sounds like the LABEL is. Pull the 2 different 2012-S proof SAEs out of each set and put side by side. Now, tell the difference between them in such a way to put them correctly back in the right set, without guessing. It isn't the coin, it is the label.
And, I say that as a modern collector, as a person who has submitted for the label, and someone who still has some coins where the ONLY difference is what the label says. At least be clear and honest on it >>
I couldn't agree more, I would love to do a blind test with 10 members and then send them in for grading.
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<< <i>Over 12,400 2012-S proofs from the 75th Anniversary Set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
Fewer than 400 2012-S proofs from the C&C set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
That's one C&C set coin for every 32 Anniversary Set coins. These coins are SCARCE! >>
Doesn't sound the coin is scarce. Sounds like the LABEL is. Pull the 2 different 2012-S proof SAEs out of each set and put side by side. Now, tell the difference between them in such a way to put them correctly back in the right set, without guessing. It isn't the coin, it is the label.
And, I say that as a modern collector, as a person who has submitted for the label, and someone who still has some coins where the ONLY difference is what the label says. At least be clear and honest on it >>
I couldn't agree more, I would love to do a blind test with 10 members and then send them in for grading. >>
In my opinion it is the LABEL.....but for those like me who invested into the other sets and didn't receive any 70's
This label helps. I'm not going to sugar coat it or want anyone to feel sorry for me.....nor feel that that's the breaks when you take a chance.
It's very simple to me........I did receive one 70 and the label IS rare, so I will hold it and cash in when needed to buy something I want.
<< <i>Over 12,400 2012-S proofs from the 75th Anniversary Set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
Fewer than 400 2012-S proofs from the C&C set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
That's one C&C set coin for every 32 Anniversary Set coins. These coins are SCARCE! >>
Doesn't sound the coin is scarce. Sounds like the LABEL is. Pull the 2 different 2012-S proof SAEs out of each set and put side by side. Now, tell the difference between them in such a way to put them correctly back in the right set, without guessing. It isn't the coin, it is the label.
And, I say that as a modern collector, as a person who has submitted for the label, and someone who still has some coins where the ONLY difference is what the label says. At least be clear and honest on it >>
I couldn't agree more, I would love to do a blind test with 10 members and then send them in for grading. >>
In my opinion it is the LABEL.....but for those like me who invested into the other sets and didn't receive any 70's
This label helps. I'm not going to sugar coat it or want anyone to feel sorry for me.....nor feel that that's the breaks when you take a chance.
It's very simple to me........I did receive one 70 and the label IS rare, so I will hold it and cash in when needed to buy something I want.
That's my story and I'm sticking' to it >>
And, I'm ok with that. I have 20th annv sets and 25th annv sets. For a few of those coins, it is also the label. I like having sets. My point, and I think you already grasp it, is that it isn't the coin being scarce/rare, which some folks seem to think, but rather the label being scarce....for those that wish to have graded sets at a certain level. I don't mind that. Collect what you want, how you want. Just don't (and this isn't aimed at you, Stef, because you aren't guilty of it) try to persuade others that something is scarce, if it isn't, to suit your own needs mentally/emotionally.
It has been over two weeks since any C&C Set First Strikes have been added to the population report.
PR70 First Strikes are now fetching over $500 each on eBay. Meanwhile, no PR69 First Strikes (which are scarce in their own right) are currently available - last reported sales a month ago were around $145 each.
<< <i>It has been over two weeks since any C&C Set First Strikes have been added to the population report.
PR70 First Strikes are now fetching over $500 each on eBay. Meanwhile, no PR69 First Strikes (which are scarce in their own right) are currently available - last reported sales a month ago were around $145 each. >>
That's very good news.....let it go for moon money
Hard to predict whether the population will increase, it's held steady for about 3 weeks now.
Price of a PR70 appears to be holding steady at over $500. For the lower grades, who knows? There hasn't been one offered or sold on eBay in more than a month.
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Does anyone have any selling figures for them? Who is selling, buying?
I am still sitting on my one 70 and one 69
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<< <i>The 69s have been slowly moving up in price on eBay. It's possible some submitters of multiple coins have asked for the 69s to be returned unslabbed, which would have kept the 69 population low as the 70 population gradually crept upward. >>
Up is a very good direction
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Fewer than 400 2012-S proofs from the C&C set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
That's one C&C set coin for every 32 Anniversary Set coins. These coins are SCARCE!
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<< <i>Only one coin has been added to the population total this week, and it is a PR69. >>
Yea baby
I'm glad I still held on to mine!
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<< <i>Over 12,400 2012-S proofs from the 75th Anniversary Set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
Fewer than 400 2012-S proofs from the C&C set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
That's one C&C set coin for every 32 Anniversary Set coins. These coins are SCARCE! >>
Doesn't sound the coin is scarce. Sounds like the LABEL is.
Pull the 2 different 2012-S proof SAEs out of each set and put side by side. Now, tell the difference between them in such a way to put them correctly back in the right set, without guessing.
It isn't the coin, it is the label.
And, I say that as a modern collector, as a person who has submitted for the label, and someone who still has some coins where the ONLY difference is what the label says. At least be clear and honest on it
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
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<< <i>Over 12,400 2012-S proofs from the 75th Anniversary Set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
Fewer than 400 2012-S proofs from the C&C set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
That's one C&C set coin for every 32 Anniversary Set coins. These coins are SCARCE! >>
Doesn't sound the coin is scarce. Sounds like the LABEL is.
Pull the 2 different 2012-S proof SAEs out of each set and put side by side. Now, tell the difference between them in such a way to put them correctly back in the right set, without guessing.
It isn't the coin, it is the label.
And, I say that as a modern collector, as a person who has submitted for the label, and someone who still has some coins where the ONLY difference is what the label says. At least be clear and honest on it
I couldn't agree more, I would love to do a blind test with 10 members and then send them in for grading.
Successful card BST transactions with cbcnow, brogurt, gstarling, Bravesfan 007, and rajah 424.
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<< <i>Over 12,400 2012-S proofs from the 75th Anniversary Set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
Fewer than 400 2012-S proofs from the C&C set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
That's one C&C set coin for every 32 Anniversary Set coins. These coins are SCARCE! >>
Doesn't sound the coin is scarce. Sounds like the LABEL is.
Pull the 2 different 2012-S proof SAEs out of each set and put side by side. Now, tell the difference between them in such a way to put them correctly back in the right set, without guessing.
It isn't the coin, it is the label.
And, I say that as a modern collector, as a person who has submitted for the label, and someone who still has some coins where the ONLY difference is what the label says. At least be clear and honest on it
I couldn't agree more, I would love to do a blind test with 10 members and then send them in for grading. >>
In my opinion it is the LABEL.....but for those like me who invested into the other sets and didn't receive any 70's
This label helps. I'm not going to sugar coat it or want anyone to feel sorry for me.....nor feel that that's the breaks when you take a chance.
It's very simple to me........I did receive one 70 and the label IS rare, so I will hold it and cash in when needed to buy something I want.
That's my story and I'm sticking' to it
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CoinsAreFun Toned Silver Eagle Proof Album
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Gallery Mint Museum, Ron Landis& Joe Rust, The beginnings of the Golden Dollar
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<< <i>Two more 69s added this week. No additional 70s. >>
Now that's a way to start a Monday of with
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<< <i>Over 12,400 2012-S proofs from the 75th Anniversary Set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
Fewer than 400 2012-S proofs from the C&C set have been graded First Strike by PCGS, around 1/3 of them 70's.
That's one C&C set coin for every 32 Anniversary Set coins. These coins are SCARCE! >>
Doesn't sound the coin is scarce. Sounds like the LABEL is.
Pull the 2 different 2012-S proof SAEs out of each set and put side by side. Now, tell the difference between them in such a way to put them correctly back in the right set, without guessing.
It isn't the coin, it is the label.
And, I say that as a modern collector, as a person who has submitted for the label, and someone who still has some coins where the ONLY difference is what the label says. At least be clear and honest on it
I couldn't agree more, I would love to do a blind test with 10 members and then send them in for grading. >>
In my opinion it is the LABEL.....but for those like me who invested into the other sets and didn't receive any 70's
This label helps. I'm not going to sugar coat it or want anyone to feel sorry for me.....nor feel that that's the breaks when you take a chance.
It's very simple to me........I did receive one 70 and the label IS rare, so I will hold it and cash in when needed to buy something I want.
That's my story and I'm sticking' to it
And, I'm ok with that. I have 20th annv sets and 25th annv sets. For a few of those coins, it is also the label. I like having sets. My point, and I think you already grasp it, is that it isn't the coin being scarce/rare, which some folks seem to think, but rather the label being scarce....for those that wish to have graded sets at a certain level. I don't mind that. Collect what you want, how you want. Just don't (and this isn't aimed at you, Stef, because you aren't guilty of it) try to persuade others that something is scarce, if it isn't, to suit your own needs mentally/emotionally.
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
My Adolph A. Weinman signature
PR70 First Strikes are now fetching over $500 each on eBay. Meanwhile, no PR69 First Strikes (which are scarce in their own right) are currently available - last reported sales a month ago were around $145 each.
My Adolph A. Weinman signature
<< <i>It has been over two weeks since any C&C Set First Strikes have been added to the population report.
PR70 First Strikes are now fetching over $500 each on eBay. Meanwhile, no PR69 First Strikes (which are scarce in their own right) are currently available - last reported sales a month ago were around $145 each. >>
That's very good news.....let it go for moon money
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<< <i> no PR69 First Strikes (which are scarce in their own right) are currently available - last reported sales a month ago were around $145 each. >>
Hoping the 75th sets move up a little too.
I sold a 70 and 4 69's for cheap.
I still have a 68, 3 69's and a 70 which are put away in the closet.
Joe
It's the only one on there at the moment.
We'll see what it brings..............
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<< <i>$589 for PR70's ain't to bad
Don't know if that price will hold up - more than 200 PR70 First Strikes were added this week. The 70's now outnumber the 69's.
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<< <i>$589 for PR70's ain't to bad
Don't know if that price will hold up - more than 200 PR70 First Strikes were added this week. The 70's now outnumber the 69's. >>
Holy carp.......time to sell mine
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Here is the pop report
Do you think the pop's will increase much?
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Price of a PR70 appears to be holding steady at over $500. For the lower grades, who knows? There hasn't been one offered or sold on eBay in more than a month.
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