Osswald Norweb 1794 Dollar PCGS 64
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I have been asked what I think the coin will sell for.
What is your guess ?
I will post mine too.
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TDN would have a better idea than me.
$1,875,000
Just popped in to say you have no opinion?
Coins like this often come down to two deep pocketed collectors. One of them will not be me.
More than my first offer and less than my second
you are all nuts. unless private collector is on it with a simpson, there are few buyers. the upper end of that market is soft right now on Bust dollars. The AU58+ from blue moon did NOT create any drama and that was a really nice coin.
price: below $2 million and Lipton and JA will probably buy it cheap on spec again.
Plus, the stock market and trump just made many people feel poor-unlike the last 5 months
My guess is 1.650 Mio USD = 1.4 Mio hammer.
And yes JA and Lipton might buy it.
Im not bidding, I really overspend on coins the last 2 years.
Im not bidding, I really overspend on coins the last 2 years.
Ruh-row - the wife found out??
Whoever best manages their increments after $1.6M will buy it at their number. $2.0M, $ 2.1M or $2.2M depending on who's hornier. I'm offended by this number w/o "privateguy" being here to pander to. At the same number, the Garrett '95 $10 is the coolest 18th century coin in like maybe, um, forever.
It was always easier to find a '94 $1 than a '95 $10 in pocket change when we were kids.
Neither the gold Libertas' nor EPN's G. Washington pocket piece are Federal issues, and are, furthermore, not coins but medals.
Teddy's Coin is a different century, and with much less historicity and Founders' DNA on it.
Late-breaking news from one of Regulated's current research projects will prove to my brain that I'm wrong on this issue intellectually. To my brain. I will be consoled by Dave over dinner about my heart still being in the right place.
I will head for the bathroom ASAP I see the server approaching our table with the check.