<< <i>What is it worth without the graffiti if one could fix it? >>
Probably $1500 without the graffiti. But it reminds of the saying "If your mother had wheels, she would be a car!"
With the graffiti...I think $500-$600
The seller obviously was a newbie and didnt know what they were doing. Here is another listing of theirs with a $100 coin in a Secure holder. Linkzizzle
With your four or eight "free" submissions you can select secure plus as an option - no extra fee. If you submit 7 coins for which it makes sense and 1 for which it doesn't, it could happen quite easily.
<< <i>With your four or eight "free" submissions you can select secure plus as an option - no extra fee. If you submit 7 coins for which it makes sense and 1 for which it doesn't, it could happen quite easily. >>
I was not aware of that! I wish I had of been. I recently sent in my four freebies for the year and paid for a couple of trueviews that would have been free if I had done Secure.
<< <i>The seller obviously was a newbie and didnt know what they were doing. Here is another listing of theirs with a $100 coin in a Secure holder. Linkzizzle >>
The seller calls it a "one cents" coin and they recommend that buyers "Don't be sorry if you to late"
from the above, I feel it's safe to say that they probably chose secure plus purposely thinking that it does indeed make the coins that are housed in them more valuable. Just a guess
<< <i>With your four or eight "free" submissions you can select secure plus as an option - no extra fee. If you submit 7 coins for which it makes sense and 1 for which it doesn't, it could happen quite easily. >>
I was not aware of that! I wish I had of been. I recently sent in my four freebies for the year and paid for a couple of trueviews that would have been free if I had done Secure. >>
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<< <i>Why not?? Owner may have thought it a good investment for an old coin.... Cheers, RickO >>
I am certain that that coin is worth the same in a regular PCGS holder as it is in a Secure Plus..
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<< <i>What is it worth without the graffiti if one could fix it? >>
Probably $1500 without the graffiti. But it reminds of the saying "If your mother had wheels, she would be a car!"
With the graffiti...I think $500-$600
The seller obviously was a newbie and didnt know what they were doing. Here is another listing of theirs with a $100 coin in a Secure holder.
Linkzizzle
My Early Large Cents
<< <i>With your four or eight "free" submissions you can select secure plus as an option - no extra fee. If you submit 7 coins for which it makes sense and 1 for which it doesn't, it could happen quite easily. >>
I was not aware of that! I wish I had of been. I recently sent in my four freebies for the year and paid for a couple of trueviews that would have been free if I had done Secure.
My Early Large Cents
<< <i>The seller obviously was a newbie and didnt know what they were doing. Here is another listing of theirs with a $100 coin in a Secure holder.
Linkzizzle >>
The seller calls it a "one cents" coin and they recommend that buyers "Don't be sorry if you to late"
from the above, I feel it's safe to say that they probably chose secure plus purposely thinking that it does indeed make the coins that are housed in them more valuable. Just a guess
Erik
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<< <i>With your four or eight "free" submissions you can select secure plus as an option - no extra fee. If you submit 7 coins for which it makes sense and 1 for which it doesn't, it could happen quite easily. >>
I was not aware of that! I wish I had of been. I recently sent in my four freebies for the year and paid for a couple of trueviews that would have been free if I had done Secure.
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