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Scarface back from PCGS..Value?

Graded a solid MS63. Thoughts on value? Planning on submitting to CAC next.
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Graded a solid MS63. Thoughts on value? Planning on submitting to CAC next.
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consign it to Legend Auctions and find out!
a beauty, weak strike reverse breast feathers (common on New Orleans minted dollars) but don't see this as a grade killer. nice toning on such a great error coin! I would have graded it higher by a point from what I see in the pics. it could go for super crazy money in an auction. thanks for sharing.
The timing may be right to cash out on a coin like this.
Great coin!
Wow! Awesome!!! The scar is very prominent with the toning. I think 63 is right...
mbogoman
https://pcgs.com/setregistry/collectors-showcase/classic-issues-colonials-through-1964/zambezi-collection-trade-dollars/7345Asesabi Lutho
Estimate on value?
$10,000
bob
Did you opt for the Trueview? Very nice variety!
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I'd put it in the 7500 -10k range, love the look of the obverse, the reverse not so much....you should be able to negotiate to getting 105% with one of the bigger auction houses even if a one off consignment, think that would be a better option than ebay as far as maximizing value
Looks like the terminal die stage with the crack into the hair and the break at the nose VAM-1B-H10, very nice.
I'd settle for 800 ounces of silver.
Wow!
Collector, occasional seller
Dope!!!!! Congrats and Nice Hit 🎉🎊🎈🍾
Wow! $7K-9K, I'm thinking. Toning is a big wild card here.
Keeper of the VAM Catalog • Professional Coin Imaging • Prime Number Set • World Coins in Early America • British Trade Dollars • Variety Attribution
Exceptional coin for the variety. The bigger question is what is the best forum to reach those that will bid this coin up to what it is worth to those that value it.
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Where did you find that beauty!?
To be honest, I paid next to nothing. I had it in my collection and spent many years angry at the person that "scratched" such a coin....only recently checked to see if it was an error. Never got into VAMS
Taking it on pawnstars in August. Should give it some good exposure.
As someone who's been on PS, that ship sailed long ago. Exposure is relegated mainly to octogenarians now. The Antiques Roadshow demographic mainly.
It's a coin only special episode.
don't worry, octogenarians still buy coins if that's the only audience pawn stars gets these days. that should be a fun experience for you. they'll pull in a pcgs expert to spot grade it and value it for you. great story that it went undiscovered as an ultimate VAM for so long in your collection. I'm not an octogenarian but I'll be looking forward to that episode. good luck.
coolio.
This one will probably do better with specialists at Heritage or Legend rather the the GenPop who watch TV, but if your going there, please PM me, I've got a goodie that would be fun to present to the octos.
I would consider Heritage or Stacks-Bowers if you can get a decent rate (unlikely if this is your only coin to consign - the consignment minimum is $5k so the consignment would be considered small value). I would consider eBay or even Great Collections. Be sure to send it to CAC before consigning it. Good luck!
This is a mainstream variety, so it's not as important to make sure a niche audience is being targeted, although doing so certainly won't hurt.
Keeper of the VAM Catalog • Professional Coin Imaging • Prime Number Set • World Coins in Early America • British Trade Dollars • Variety Attribution
The tarnish fans will go wild over this one.....Though it has a high value as an error coin....Should be interesting when it goes on sale....Nice find in one's own collection. Cheers, RickO
that's a funny purple on the reverse. that just seems odd to me, fwiw
Nice coin. What do you mean by it 'graded a solid MS63'?
See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
MS63. Was hesitant on getting a details grade. But it cleared.
Interesting Morgan.
I like that there are several things about it that grab and hold your attention.
Congrats.
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