This must be an oversight in the Price Guide

coindeuce

Coin # 144445 1952 25C. FS-901 "Superbird" PR65 DCAM = $2,250



Coin #511256 1952 25C. FS-902 "Superbird"

AND Re-engraved tailfeathers PR65 DCAM = $275 ????????



I believe that FS-902 in same grade is many multiples more rare than FS-901.



Prices must be transposed through all Proof CAM and DCAM grades for the two.



There isn't any established census yet for FS-902 in CAM or DCAM, and non-CAM 1952 Proof 25C. has a PCGS total census of 705 FS-901 vs. only a total census of 49 FS-902.

keyman64

From the PCGS.com website:





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msch1man

I think there's a bug in the software causing trailing zeros not to show up in some places. I noticed the other day on the 'type' price guide that a price of say 85K was showing up as 85,0 (i.e. missing the trailing 2 zeros). Note...unfortunately, this was absolutely nowhere near the column I was interested in, but jumped out as an obvious issue.