Help pricing a doily

tlake22 · May 28, 2013 7:56AM

I was wondering how much the slab adds to the coin. Just picked up a 1926 Oregon Comm in a doily. MS63. Not sure how to price it. Any advice would be appreciated.

commoncents05 · May 28, 2013 7:58AM

Probably $200ish.

-Paul

AnkurJ · May 28, 2013 8:18AM

Is it toned or blast white? If blast white then $200 sounds right.

tlake22 · May 28, 2013 8:19AM

it has some mellowness ti it. Definatly not unattractive tho.

Tiny · May 28, 2013 8:22AM

I think a doily slab will add from $100. to $200. but don't price yourself out of a sale.
A lot of sellers think the slab is worth much more but look around and see what they go for.

DRUNNER · May 28, 2013 8:52AM

Due to the nature of the desirability of more unique "Type" pieces or Commems in Doilies, the premium you have been quoted is certainly reasonable.

I have 13 Doily Commems, and the average over sheet is probably around $50 to $75. Several (all three Arkansas 1935s) had no premium at all, although I got them in two separate deals. My Bay Bridge in MS64 was $225 -- the 1952 WC was $90 in MS64 -- my 1937-S Texas was $235 in MS64 -- my MS63 Stone Mtn. was $150. My Antietam in MS64 was $749 (but, it is an Antietam).

But, my 1893 Columbian was $175 in MS64, a substantial premium. Others are commensurate.

Drunner
(Doily Slut)