I find this slightly funny and a very interesting data point

coinlieutenant

https://coins.ha.com/itm/barber-half-dollars/half-dollars/1892-50c-ms66-pcgs/a/1244-13101.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515

https://coins.ha.com/itm/barber-half-dollars/half-dollars/1892-50c-ms67-pcgs/a/1251-5675.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515

Zoins

Interesting:

• Sept 2016 MS66 sold for $8,812.50, 207% of current PCGS Price Guide at $4,250
• Jan 2017 MS67 sold for $7,637.50, 49% of current PCGS Price Guide at $15,500

yosclimber

Cool. Same coin, upgraded holder, sold for $1200 (14%) less 3 months later.
I think this is fairly common - one less bidder the second time.

1Mike1

Must have been some nice plastic.

ricko

Too bad.... Next time it will probably recoup everything and more... amazing how these things go up and down... Cheers, RickO

EVillageProwler

@yosclimber said:
Cool. Same coin, upgraded holder, sold for $1200 (14%) less 3 months later.
I think this is fairly common - one less bidder the second time.

I know the lot says 'sold' but do we really know it was sold to a real bidder as opposed to the house or to a protection bid?

TomB

Perhaps the Twelve Oaks name drew an additional bidder or bidders in on the lot.

stealer

That's a really ugly 7.

cmanbb

@Zoins said:
Interesting:

• Sept 2016 MS66 sold for $8,812.50, 207% of current PCGS Price Guide at $4,250
• Jan 2017 MS67 sold for $7,637.50, 49% of current PCGS Price Guide at $15,500

But heh....You get to "make an offer" to the owner of the 67

msch1man

As mentioned above, I'm skeptical as to whether or not the 2nd "sale" was an actual legit sale