Morgan

ScottTaylor1979

I have a nice 1883-CC $1 PCGS MS65+ coin. What's the value?

BustHalfBrian

Assuming it's white and generally attractive, $550-$600 retail.

AUandAG

In the original GSA holder graded by PCGS or in a regular holder with GSA on the label?

bob

ScottTaylor1979

It's in a regular PCGS holder. It's white and appears proof-like, but not designated so.

StrikeOutXXX

<< <i>Assuming it's white and generally attractive, $550-$600 retail. >>



Maybe... the last 2 PCGS MS65+ on eBay SOLD for $493 and $507 (This one was CAC).

BustHalfBrian

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<< <i>Assuming it's white and generally attractive, $550-$600 retail. >>



Maybe... the last 2 PCGS MS65+ on eBay SOLD for $493 and $507 (This one was CAC). >>



Yeah, that sounds about right. CoinFacts only shows sales from 6/14 for $550-$600.

Type2

It may be just me but when I see a CAC sticker I think all the $$'s where sucked out of that coin. So most of the time I will look but not buy at the high price most will have on it becuse of a sticker if it's not a Gold one it's just telling me that they think it is what's on the holder. I'll buy a raw coin and get my own coin holdered and if I want I can get it CAC'ed. But I'm cheap that's just me Dumb cheap Type2 thinking.

ricko

Cheap thinking is OK Type2.....especially when it comes to matters beyond the coin itself. Opinions, stickers, stars, labels etc., are enhancements for the general market that cannot judge coins on their own merit. Cheers, RickO