Does a submission like this effect prices or is it just a drop in the bucket?

Jinx86 · January 15, 2015 7:25AM

Part of a large group I sent in, all from the same source.

1 1 31305105 4993 1935 10C USA MS67+FB
1 2 31305106 4993 1935 10C USA MS66FB
1 3 31305107 4993 1935 10C USA MS65FB
1 4 31305108 4993 1935 10C USA MS66+FB
1 5 31305109 4993 1935 10C USA MS67FB
1 6 31305110 4993 1935 10C USA MS67FB
1 7 31305111 4993 1935 10C USA MS67FB
1 8 31305112 4993 1935 10C USA MS67FB
1 9 31305113 4992 1935 10C USA MS67
1 10 31305114 4992 1935 10C USA MS66
1 11 31305115 4993 1935 10C USA MS66FB
1 12 31305116 4993 1935 10C USA MS66FB

claychaser · January 15, 2015 7:40AM

These may be crack-outs, crossovers or attempts for + and upgrades on already holdered coins. Love to see some of those pictures!

Bochiman · January 15, 2015 7:41AM

Since the op sent them in, I will ask a question he can answer .... were they sent in raw?

Unknown · January 15, 2015 7:42AM

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illini420 · January 15, 2015 7:43AM

pops are high enough on those that it shouldn't impact prices at all... unless you tried to sell them in one group lot or something.

messydesk · January 15, 2015 7:44AM

You're talking about less than 1% of the PCGS population. Shouldn't affect prices unless you want to sell them all at once right now.

Jinx86 · January 15, 2015 8:16AM

All from the same place and raw.

Know anyone doing a 1935 set? I can hook them up big time.

lostincoins · January 15, 2015 8:24AM

I'm not doing a set but if you wanted to give me those coins I would gladly accept them um lets see for my kids yes thats it they would be for my kids

LindeDad · January 15, 2015 8:50AM

Naw drop in the bucket. Might be lucky and find a home for a couple of them. There's 240 of the 67fb already.

Bochiman · January 15, 2015 11:24AM

So, the pops go up a little, but not too noticeably.
The only real price effect I would see would be on you, the seller, if you put them all in the same auction, or too close together.

I would space them out a bit and maybe only put 2-3 for sale at any particular time....notably different grades when possible.
Putting all 4 of the 67FB for sale, same venue, same time, would be a recipe for lower prices. Putting the 66, 67, 66FB, and 67FB may not be as bad.

Bochiman · January 15, 2015 11:25AM

Cloudflare hiccup

remumc · January 15, 2015 1:02PM

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Treashunt · January 15, 2015 11:29PM

<< <i>All from the same place and raw.

Know anyone doing a 1935 set? I can hook them up big time. >>

yeah, with a grading set!

leothelyon · January 16, 2015 1:16AM

Which one has the best strike? That'd be all I'd want to know.

roadrunner · January 16, 2015 1:29AM

A drop in the bucket.

The other effect is that it kicks more coins out from the lower end into the dreck pile. We're probably at the point that anything lower than a 1935 MS67FB merc is too common. As the years continue on, the MS67FB
will probably become "too common" for many collectors (ie as more 67's end up in 67+ holders). The MS67+ or MS68 specimens will be the ones that count.

Jinx86 · January 16, 2015 2:52AM

Only thing that disappointed me about this massive group of coins is the date range. 35-37 almost all P mint, there were a handful of quarters with D mint which graded 66 so those were nice. Every coin I as I was taking them out of the envelopes I was praying for mint marks. Still have the Classic Commems to send in, no big rush on those as the value isnt there right now. Sent in 20 pieces of gold almost all MS no keys just a really really nice accumulation. I think most all of the coins were collected in the 40's from the storage and prices listed on the envelopes. Ill have to get some pics of these coins for you guys eventually.

Wabbit2313 · January 16, 2015 5:08AM

Nice! Too bad one of the babies didn't jump to 68.

Does a submission like this effect prices or is it just a drop in the bucket?

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