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The 2000 Library of Congress bi-metals sure got cheap!
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$1200 and change
With of a low mintage of 6000 plus, these were selling at $3000 plus a couple of years ago.
....air certainly came out of them.
With of a low mintage of 6000 plus, these were selling at $3000 plus a couple of years ago.
....air certainly came out of them.
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There was one MS70 which went for NGC MS70 which sold on Oct. 9 for $2043 in a true auction. I wish that I'd have seen that one at the time.
<< <i>Looks like the MS69s are around $2k and the MS70s $2600 - $3K on FeeBay. I think (don't remember exactly) that the prices on these were about $3K and upto $4000+ on these a few years back.
There was one MS70 which went for NGC MS70 which sold on Oct. 9 for $2043 in a true auction. I wish that I'd have seen that one at the time. >>
If you check Heritage archives, $3000 was the price in 2012. Last several sold in the $1400-1500 range.
Seems like the MS 69 have dropped in the $1400 range. MS70 are in the 2K range. MS 70s have took a sharp drop from 2013 where they were still holding steady in the 3k range.
I personally would by a raw one in the $1000 range. Have no idea where these are heading.
I saw this with the 1995 W 69s where they fell again to the $2800 range for a brief period about 3 years ago and than rapidly went back up into the $4k range. Unfortunately, I sold mine in the decline but it was for the price I had originally paid for it in 05. Whether the same can be said for these bi metallics I have no clue. Seems less collectors are chasing these or want one now.
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Seems like the MS 69 have dropped in the $1400 range. MS70 are in the 2K range. MS 70s have took a sharp drop from 2013 where they were still holding steady in the 3k range.
I personally would by a raw one in the $1000 range. Have no idea where these are heading.
I saw this with the 1995 W 69s where they fell again to the $2800 range for a brief period about 3 years ago and than rapidly went back up into the $4k range. Unfortunately, I sold mine in the decline but it was for the price I had originally paid for it in 05. Whether the same can be said for these bi metallics I have no clue. Seems less collectors are chasing these or want one now. >>
I remember the 95 W drop. I never understood what dynamic was behind it. Was a good buying opportunity - in hindsight, of course.