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Some $20 Libs. that sold last night
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"Liberty coin" sold these $20 Libs. last night, including an 1861-O that is details:
Do you think that the 1869 $20 would pass muster with cac? There were also 71-s and 72-s $20 Libs. in AU58 cac that sold. The 1861-o only sold for $15,200, the rest sold for low $4000s.
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Unless gold continues to tank and premiums go up it probably doesn’t financially make sense to send the 69 to CAC even though it’s a better date.
If gold tanks and the premium goes up, aren't we at the same price points.
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As the premium component increases a sticker will add more value to the coin.
Is that true? I'm not sure the grade premium necessarily increases just because the numismatic premium is higher.
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Yes imo the 1869 would pass CAC. Nice coin.
CACG holder or stickered coins are priced higher in CDN CPG than non stickered coins. Really great for investment.
Wow, I take it's a Key Date ? It got an XF Details grade with an obvious scratch and still went for almost 4x the price of gold.
That's a tough date; some were struck before and after the civil war started. It seemed to me the marks were not that bad to make it a "cull" or "damaged" coin. It seems to have gone cheap.
Wouldn't the pricing 1 grade higher and wherever the "inflection point" is be more important ? You could have a coin with a sizeable numismatic premium and a bit more of a premium 1 grade higher, but maybe it's only 10% higher in price.
A CAC might only be between 2 grades without much of a price bump.
Look at CDN Bid / Cpg on them.
Another one blasted off last night:
$4627. It seems like there is a lot of opportunity if you see strength in these markets especially with the crazy stock market money out there.
Is that the hammer price or total w/bp ?
It's eBay, so all in. People get 1-2% back on their credit cards. So I'd think a good deal unless the gold price falls significantly which would happen under certain circumstances.