1804$1...guess the final price
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I don't know. What's an AU worth these days?
62 money.
Then what would a real 62 be worth? The same?
$4mil even....because I don't want to spend more time being wrong than that....
(Kind of disappointed this isn't a give-away thread....)
More. A CAC stickered 62 would definitely bring a premium
They’re all overgraded. I’m the first to admit that the one I own is a 63+/64-
I sat in the auction room for the last two sales of this coin. Not a big fan of this coin, overgraded (FWIW) and ugly. I'll go $2.6 mil+.They should regrade it AU50 so it can get some sympathy votes.
And I always get a chuckle when they list provenances for the original 1804 $1s. There is no proof or documentation whatsoever...none...nada...zilcho...zero... that the PR68 specimen is from the Sultan of Muscat presentation set.
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It's beautiful
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2 million, 746 thousand, 174 dollars and sixteen cents.
4.6 million all in.
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Question...Why would an iconic, low pop, incredible coin such as an 1804 Dollar need a CAC sticker? What is the purpose?
Later, Paul.
To show it’s not doctored?
3.6 mil
Always buying nice toned coins! Searching for a low grade 1873 Arrows DDO Dime and 1842-O Small Date Quarter.
If I understand what you're saying.. wouldn't yours be worth more as a CAC 64, than a 65 w/o CAC?
$3.15M all inclusive.
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$3 million all in.
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2.8 hammer price
I never have understood the fascination with this coin. To me it is not real. It was minted in 1834 for special sets...not 1804.
But that's just me. I just don't like fake dates on coins.
I'll take 2.8m all in
As the OP previously stated, every one is known. If it's been doctored, hairlined (Childs), pin-scratched (KOS), pedigree-punched, dipped or otherwise mishandled, that has already been factored into the equation.
If you see a CAC sticker on an 1804 $1 it's a downgrade or a discovery coin and the press release will also explain the next week's schedule for the Rapture
$2.9M+20%
2.95 million all in
How are you with the bicentennial quarter and half?
$4.4MM
I don't collect those, but that is a different situation isn't it. It would be like minting those in 2006.
Is it different? They struck 1976 dated coins in 1975...which by your definition you don’t like. Of course, they also struck 1803 dated dollars in 1804 according to Mint records.
The coin is what it is - a diplomatic presentation coin struck with the last authorized date a dollar could have by law. Legal tender? Yup
2.69 million.
Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value. Zero. Voltaire. Ebay coinbowlllc
$2,490,000.13 plus juice?
There are also 1797-dated ED struck in ‘98.
How does one get a hater to stop hating?
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I totally understand coins minted 1 year off either way, but 30 years is a bit much.
Like TDN stated....it is a diplomatic presentation coin struck with the last authorized date a dollar could have by law.
I would much rather have a 1913 Liberty Nickel or a 1894-S Barber Dime.....But can't afford either one!
I personally would do that. All I have to do is get the rock and the hard place to agree.
For all we know, 1913 V-nix were made in 1914....
Originals have profound historical significance. Restrikes are frauds, The fraud worked, but to some those special sets, not fraudulently issued, are emblematic of this country's initial emergence as a world trading power
Yes - the Originals are amazingly historically important. Restrikes? Pfffft
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That hammer price depends! Are you going to bid on it?
Ticks and lines in the right obverse field. Probably pleasing as a 64 but not an A coin at that grade
Who needs earrings when they have bookends?
I was referring to the tooling
That coin is pleasing and an A coin as a 65. Sometimes it just doesn’t matter what the plastic says
I have $1k if you bookend-stamp a T&N around the D. I am indifferent to the font, so go crazy.
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
2.65 hammer
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
Don’t think I haven’t thought about it! Lol
FWIW - I don’t even consider that when assessing the grade
3.78m including delivery.
I have a suspicion TDN may or may not be a plant in the room! So! My guess has a 2+ million dollar spread!
$2,975.500 Including the juice.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that what PCGS is for?
Later, Paul.
Or the 1964 Dime, Quarter and Half which were all struck clear into 1966 alongside the coins dated with the respective years?