<< <i>I was thinking about selling one... but if Heritage has one for sale, mine may not bring much. >>
I doubt that would have any impact on the price yours would realize. Demand far outstrips supply for these. It's been almost a year since the last one was offered at auction, and PCGS hasn't graded one since August, 2004.
nankraut; hmmm Dont hold your breath with PCGS.... you may never breath again.
Russ; So, DCAMs are in demand even though its a 67DCAM. I would tend to think that because of the couple extra points in the Set Registry from a 68CAM, those would be more expensive.
<< <i>So, DCAMs are in demand even though its a 67DCAM. I would tend to think that because of the couple extra points in the Set Registry from a 68CAM, those would be more expensive. >>
It's the opposite. The 67DCAM carries more registry weight than the 68CAM. The PR68CAM is worth 69 points, the PR67DCAM is worth 70 points. The PR68CAM is about a $1000 to $1200 coin, (although there have been some recent sales at a higher level). The PR67DCAM brings far more money. In addition, DCAMs are ALWAYS more desireable than Cameos regardless of the registry weighting. The last PR65DCAM, (two points lower than yours), to sell brought over $1000.
Comments
Russ, NCNE
I was thinking about selling one... but if Heritage has one for sale, mine may not bring much.
Michelle
<< <i>I was thinking about selling one... but if Heritage has one for sale, mine may not bring much. >>
I doubt that would have any impact on the price yours would realize. Demand far outstrips supply for these. It's been almost a year since the last one was offered at auction, and PCGS hasn't graded one since August, 2004.
Russ, NCNE
nankraut;
hmmm Dont hold your breath with PCGS.... you may never breath again.
Russ;
So, DCAMs are in demand even though its a 67DCAM. I would tend to think that because of the couple extra points in the Set Registry from a 68CAM, those would be more expensive.
Michelle
<< <i>So, DCAMs are in demand even though its a 67DCAM. I would tend to think that because of the couple extra points in the Set Registry from a 68CAM, those would be more expensive. >>
It's the opposite. The 67DCAM carries more registry weight than the 68CAM. The PR68CAM is worth 69 points, the PR67DCAM is worth 70 points. The PR68CAM is about a $1000 to $1200 coin, (although there have been some recent sales at a higher level). The PR67DCAM brings far more money. In addition, DCAMs are ALWAYS more desireable than Cameos regardless of the registry weighting. The last PR65DCAM, (two points lower than yours), to sell brought over $1000.
Russ, NCNE
No DCAM's, buy a few with shot at 68CAM.
Ike Specialist
Finest Toned Ike I've Ever Seen, been looking since 1986
Do you know if its all sets that the 67dcam has more points? Or just some sets.
Michelle
<< <i>I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I have three into PCGS now.
No DCAM's, buy a few with shot at 68CAM. >>
I have one in, but it'll only grade 65CAM. Of the 44 that have graded PR68CAM, 7 are from my submissions.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>Do you know if its all sets that the 67dcam has more points? >>
All sets. The cameos have a 1 point bonus, the deep cameos have a 3 point bonus.
Russ, NCNE
BTW, that new avator is giving me eye strain trying to read it.
Free Trial
<< <i>BTW, that new avator is giving me eye strain trying to read it. >>
It's temporary. I'm placeholdering it for another forum member.
Russ, NCNE
Thanks.