Wow...I still remember the"quest" for the ultimate example of this variety very clearly. You are probably the driving force behind its popularity. The pictures you took and posted "back in the day" were also instrumental in making pics such an intregal part of the hobby.
Any idea how many 64 proof sets you looked through over the years?
. i was looking at hammer prices on heritage for these the other night and saw some top prices around $12-13k. don't recall the grades but i'm guessing they were around 68dcam. .
Still love a DCAM 1964 Kennedy Proof, especially the AH variety.
Too bad the link auction of the PF68 DCAM example is not going across the auction block at the same time a 1956 Type 1 PF68 DCAM Franklin (is there one in that grade?) is auctioned. It would be nice to see how each variety does compared to each other [it would also be a hoot to see the 1964 DCAM AH half cross the block at the same time a 1961 DDR DCAM half is auctioned but that will not happen cuz no such coin has been slabbed in DCAM yet].
<< <i>Too bad the link auction of the PF68 DCAM example is not going across the auction block at the same time a 1956 Type 1 PF68 DCAM Franklin (is there one in that grade?) is auctioned. >>
I will be at this auction. I have been looking for a true high grade example for years. I for one will bid accordingly. A high quality variety like this is difficult to locate.
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Wow...I still remember the"quest" for the ultimate example of this variety very clearly.
You are probably the driving force behind its popularity. The pictures you took and posted "back in the day"
were also instrumental in making pics such an intregal part of the hobby.
Any idea how many 64 proof sets you looked through over the years?
Nice to see you post!
Greg
<< <i>Any idea how many 64 proof sets you looked through over the years? >>
Way too many! BTW, one is in the Heritage Central States auction closing on the 24th of this month.
PR68DCAM Accented Hair Kennedy
Any predictions on what it will bring? Mine is $18K to $20K.
i was looking at hammer prices on heritage for these the other night and saw some top prices around $12-13k. don't recall the grades but i'm guessing they were around 68dcam.
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<< <i>My customer bought one on teletrade recently for way less. Wondercoin >>
Good for your customer. They should flip it and make a nice, fat profit.
Too bad the link auction of the PF68 DCAM example is not going across the auction block at the same time a 1956 Type 1 PF68 DCAM Franklin (is there one in that grade?) is auctioned. It would be nice to see how each variety does compared to each other [it would also be a hoot to see the 1964 DCAM AH half cross the block at the same time a 1961 DDR DCAM half is auctioned but that will not happen cuz no such coin has been slabbed in DCAM yet].
<< <i>Too bad the link auction of the PF68 DCAM example is not going across the auction block at the same time a 1956 Type 1 PF68 DCAM Franklin (is there one in that grade?) is auctioned. >>
I think that's the same consignor.
Taylor
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<< <i>Any idea how many 64 proof sets you looked through over the years? >>
Way too many! BTW, one is in the Heritage Central States auction closing on the 24th of this month.
PR68DCAM Accented Hair Kennedy
Any predictions on what it will bring? Mine is $18K to $20K. >>
Personally, I don't think it'll come close to those marks Russ.
The name is LEE!
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I have been looking for a true high grade example for years.
I for one will bid accordingly.
A high quality variety like this is difficult to locate.
Regards, Larry
<< <i>...Graded the Accented Hair Kennedy in PR68DCAM. Just thought you'd like to know.
it dont seem like it, but time does fly
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