1877CC $20

RenoTommy

Can someone give me an idea how much is a 1877CC $20 PCGS AU55 is worth? The coin is in a 1st generation (blueish grey label) PCGS holder.

Thank you.

123cents

Somewhere around $7000.

blu62vette

The past couple auctions are between 7400 and 9300.

RenoTommy

If I were to sell my coin for $7250 on the BST board, will that be reasonable?

Thank you gents for your info and input.

AUandAG

I think these prices are pretty accurate. Good pics on the BST and it could sell. Remember it is a
pricey coin so may not pop instantly. Will you do trades?

Can we see pics?

bob

RenoTommy

This is a reply to all those who PM me showing their interest in the coin. Thanks so much for that.

Unfortunately, the guy who usually takes pictures for me is away for a couple of days, so I won't be able to upload any pictures until Fri or Sat. As I aforementioned, the coin is in a 1st generation PCGS holder AU55 with NO problem or damage. The 1st generation PCGS holders I understand, carry a slight premium over the new ones because I believe PCGS was a little bit more conservative then and also it would NOT slab any problem coins. My price is $7250 Pay Pal gift or money owed + $35 s/h FIRM. I have been a member of this forum (the currency side) for several yeas with thousands of postings. For those who trust me to buy this coin "sight unseen", will have a first crack at it - of course with return privilege and I'll send the coin out to you on Thursday. Please PM me if interested. Thanks again!

RenoTommy

Sorry, the coin has been sold. Thanks again for your interest.

mkman123

this should have gone into the bst section me thinks

SoCalBigMark

Actually, they did way more net grading back then.

Lakesammman

1st generation bluish grey?? Would love to see a pic of that unique slab.

RenoTommy

<< <i>this should have gone into the bst section me thinks >>



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It should have but it started out with me asking for the approximate value of the coin so I was debating which section my post to be placed.

RenoTommy

<< <i>Actually, they did way more net grading back then. >>



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If my memory serves me correctly, when PCGS first started it wouldn't slab any coins that had any problem - even slight cleaning. The coins must be 100% problem free because of the company's guaranty of "sight unseen" tradings. I think "net" probably came in a few years later.

RenoTommy

<< <i>Here is a PCGS example that sold strong: http://coins.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=1175&lotNo=6237

CC $20s can go for ridiculous money. I saw a leading dealer offering a common cc date in XF for a huge premium over bid. >>



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Indeed. With Heritage, you can never tell what you'll get, sometimes it can go way high and sometimes it can go way low. Sellers have much better control on eBay than with Heritage, IMO.