Would you buy this coin? This quarter got 27 bids in an internet auction.
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And it sold for $301. Go figure out this no reserve hype creating lunacy. Who are these collectors? Would you pay even $150?
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No.
No - low end spotted dog.
No.
Nope.
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People like to buy plastic rather than the coin.
I'm guessing this was sold to someone who only cares about the number on the label. I wouldn't spend $30 on it let alone $300.
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Sorry, not my type of coin. Some people just have money to burn. Maybe they think that they can break it out, clean it up, and get a higher grade. Could have been shilled up also. I will save my money for a better example.
This coin previously sold on DLRC and Stack's.
Here are the Stack's photos:
Interesting history you found. Surprised it even sold for $228.
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Pass
I thought you guys liked original toned coins.
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No.
I wonder if ricko would buy it.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
Well, the short answer is no.
The long answer is Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
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How many bidders? Might have been just two people who need new glasses.
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Still laughing.... No, that quarter will not find refuge within my collection. Cheers, RickO
Plastic collector? I've heard more than a few times: "I need a [insert coin here] in MS63" while a big show.
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Would you buy this coin?
Yes, every coin has its price.
Would you pay even $150?
No, that's not its price.
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I've seen worse.
Relatively common so probably not. If it had a mintmark maybe.
Lets see, original check, decent strike for a type 2 check, not a typical dishhead check. Yes I would buy that coin at the right price, however my right price is less than the price it sold for.
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Yeah, when they aren’t ugly
I don't like it, but there are some people who like this sort of crusty look, especially when the luster is decent. It's a good thing too, otherwise it would drag the perceived value of coins in this grade down even further. I'm guessing it looks a little better in-hand (trying to find something nice to say).
i'd pass
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No.
Would I keep it if I found it on the ground or in a junk box for a junk box price? Sure
Would I pay that price in the OP's post for it based on the images? Oh hell no.
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The answer for 2 people, at least, is yes.
Lot of coin shaming going on today.
I hate your entire collection.
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It could use conservation. But that should be taken into account when bidding.
Collector, occasional seller
Dark, splotchy toning like that is a poor candidate for conservation. Add in the cost of conservation and it is even worse.
It is a coin to avoid.