Can someone tell me how much the 2 Cheerios Sacagaweas sold for on Heritage?

eCoinquest · May 1, 2009 11:14AM

Can someone tell me how much the 2 Cheerios Sacagaweas sold for on Heritage?

Thanks!

coindeuce · May 1, 2009 11:28AM

Cheap!
Lot 3318: PCGS-66, $5175.00
Lot 3319: PCGS-68, $7762.50

eCoinquest · May 1, 2009 11:48AM

HOLY COW! 7k for a 68 Cheerios. That is sickening. I can recall them selling at 30k less than a year ago.

Heritage, you should have let me register, those would have been mine!

MrEureka · May 1, 2009 11:55AM

HOLY COW! 7k for a 68 Cheerios. That is sickening.

Not really. It was hammered to my paddle.

percyb · May 1, 2009 2:52PM

<< Can someone tell me how much the 2 Cheerios Sacagaweas sold for on Heritage?

Thanks! >>

I'm wondering if you have your collection of SACs available for viewing somewhere online, as I'm a SAC collector as well---(I noticed your tag at the bottom of your posts).

TwoSides2aCoin · May 1, 2009 3:09PM

Congrats, Andy

stinkinlincoln · May 1, 2009 3:34PM

That seems like a steal from just awhile back!

Im still searching for my circulated piece. I know its out there... Somewhere...

cladking · May 2, 2009 8:42AM

Congratulations MrEureka.

I hope this looks like a steal in years to come.

MrEureka · May 2, 2009 8:52AM

I hope this looks like a steal in years to come.

While I expect that to be the case, I'd be surprised if I own the coin for more than a few months.

Gemineye · May 2, 2009 8:56AM

A great coin purchase....

Rob85635 · May 2, 2009 9:02AM

I remember that promotion, I of course never got one. Nice buy

TwoSides2aCoin · May 2, 2009 9:14AM

I'll give ya a hundy down.

....

with payments of $ ____ per month, for 84 months.
At zero percent interest, except for the interest of the boards. Please fill in the blank and return.

Other financing terms available upon request. (this may include trading brown wheaties)

fc · May 2, 2009 9:22AM

30K to 8K. heh.

hot potato, bigger fool theory, gimmicky, promoted, a flash in the pan, and over priced all come to mind.

Doogy · May 2, 2009 9:23AM

<< 30K to 8K. heh.

hot potato, bigger fool theory, gimmicky, promoted, a flash in the pan, and over priced all come to mind. >>

that about sums it up.

itsnotjustme · May 2, 2009 9:39AM

Who ever bought the MS66 must have a pit in their stomach with the 68 going for such a small increment higher.

TwoSides2aCoin · May 2, 2009 9:45AM

Smart shopper.
I have nothing further, your honor.

cladking · May 2, 2009 9:48AM

<< 30K to 8K. heh.

hot potato, bigger fool theory, gimmicky, promoted, a flash in the pan, and over priced all come to mind. >>

There are supposed to be a lot of these out there but so far
they aren't turning up. It's been three years they've been
widely known yet they aren't appearing. Perhaps they never
will and even if they do they could be highly degraded. How
many hands will one of these pass through before it is rec-
ognized?

fc · May 2, 2009 9:49AM

<< Who ever bought the MS66 must have a pit in their stomach with the 68 going for such a small increment higher. >>

i interpret it as the 66s have much more room to fall "now" compared
to the 68 which seems to have settled in a more comfortable
price range.

fc · May 2, 2009 9:51AM

<< 

<< 30K to 8K. heh.

hot potato, bigger fool theory, gimmicky, promoted, a flash in the pan, and over priced all come to mind. >>

There are supposed to be a lot of these out there but so far
they aren't turning up. It's been three years they've been
widely known yet they aren't appearing. Perhaps they never
will and even if they do they could be highly degraded. How
many hands will one of these pass through before it is rec-
ognized? >>

it appears no matter how many are left (rarity), no matter the story behind
them, and the condition of the remainders... without demand and
interest the prices will hardly get above the tempest in the teapot
that took place over the last few years. Perhaps that is as good as
it will get for many more years if not decades to come.

pmac · May 2, 2009 9:52AM

<< I hope this looks like a steal in years to come.

While I expect that to be the case, I'd be surprised if I own the coin for more than a few months. >>

Are you fearful of further declining in price?

TwoSides2aCoin · May 2, 2009 10:05AM

I paid $4,000 for mine 5 years ago.
When it drops to $2400 then it will be equal to what happened to my 401K.

cladking · May 2, 2009 10:15AM

<< 

it appears no matter how many are left (rarity), no matter the story behind
them, and the condition of the remainders... without demand and
interest the prices will hardly get above the tempest in the teapot
that took place over the last few years. Perhaps that is as good as
it will get for many more years if not decades to come. >>

Perhaps.

It's hard to imagine the demand being much weaker for moderns but, then, i'd
have never thought it could fall this far.

CaptHenway · May 2, 2009 11:00AM

<< Who ever bought the MS66 must have a pit in their stomach with the 68 going for such a small increment higher. >>

The value in these is in their rarity, not the numerical grade.
MOO
TD

jwwahly1 · September 17, 2009 2:13PM

<< 

<< Who ever bought the MS66 must have a pit in their stomach with the 68 going for such a small increment higher. >>

The value in these is in their rarity, not the numerical grade.
MOO
TD >>

I agree completly, i do not think that more than 50 will ever show up and if so i am guessing the grade will be a 66 or lower, i just sent mine out to the pcgs last month and it came back an ms 67 i'll sit on it if need be and see what happens, only 5500 of this modern rareity out of the millions, or billions not sure of the exact ammount off the top of my head, minted for this year but still in all they are rare

joebb21 · September 18, 2009 2:54AM

if in fact 5000 were minted and 5000 were found-chances are >95% thought they were worth just $1 and spent them. Meaning that if they are in circulation they probably wont have a grade above ms64

LindeDad · September 18, 2009 3:38AM

<< if in fact 5000 were minted and 5000 were found-chances are >95% thought they were worth just $1 and spent them. Meaning that if they are in circulation they probably wont have a grade above ms64 >>

More like AU these tarnish out rapidly in circulation. That was my experience spending the Pres. dollars from the direct ship program.

Can someone tell me how much the 2 Cheerios Sacagaweas sold for on Heritage?

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