Another example of how demand overrules supply...

LeeBone

Same Year and Same Series
All PCGS MS64 Coins
Only difference is where the coin was minted
(All 3 are different Mints)

Grade MS64
Pop 4666
Pop Higher 1724
Current Value $165.00

Grade MS64
Pop 7781
Pop Higher 7197
Current Value $650.00

Grade MS64
Pop 4048
Pop Higher 1013
Current Value $195.00

AUandAG

LeeBone

@AUandAG said:

Just kinda makes me SMH Bob

davewesen

@LeeBone said:
Same Year and Same Series
All PCGS MS64 Coins
Only difference is where the coin was minted
(All 3 are different Mints)

I suspect there is another BIG difference, like the total number minted that year.

LeeBone

@davewesen said:

@LeeBone said:
Same Year and Same Series
All PCGS MS64 Coins
Only difference is where the coin was minted
(All 3 are different Mints)

I suspect there is another BIG difference, like the total number minted that year.

Good call, BUT the Pop to Value just doesn`t add up IMO

LeeBone

Here`s another that makes me wonder.
Same date, MM...

Regular
Grade MS62
Pop 507
Pop Higher 1746
Current Value $6,000.00

Variety
Grade F12
Pop 4
Pop Higher 62
Current Value $125.00

illini420

Looking at those numbers is fun, but isn't exactly a fair supply/demand study...

The two lower valued coins undoubtedly would have much higher pops if the values were higher. At the $150-$200 price level you just don't get as many coins submitted as you will at the $500-$750 level. Real market value comes from much more than graded populations.