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coindeuce · August 16, 2010 9:53AM

sense. Or he/she is just a shill for the house.

This bidder bought several other Paramount holdered Morgans at stupid money. ARE YOU KIDDIN' ME ? Final bid: $13,200.

Constantine · August 16, 2010 9:57AM

I am not following you, your link says the bid was a $1, but I think you have to be a registered bidder to see the history?

ajman · August 16, 2010 10:07AM

What is the greysheet bid/ask price for this date? I know that this coin must be scarce, but over 13K!? C'mon! What's that old saying?, a fool and his money...

robkool · August 16, 2010 10:21AM

93 cc...

joebb21 · August 16, 2010 12:31PM

it looks like its a ms62 or 63 valued at $2,000-$5,000 at best

TPRC · August 17, 2010 6:19PM

Bid is 60k in 65, 7.6k in 64, so big jump between grades. I have seen a few Redfield's that were actually 65s, but I would have to agree that this one looks to be 62 or 63.

ROBBItheOKIE · August 17, 2010 6:24PM

The strike looks really sharp but alot of marks I would have to say that it being a 65 is a good stretch. IMO

ElKevvo · August 17, 2010 10:43PM

In my admittedly limited experience those kind of websites/auctions (seized property, shopgoodwill.com, etc.) are really detached from reality in terms of the prices they seem to get for coins. Not sure why, whether someone thinks they are getting a bargain, the type of bidders, or ?? but all of the auctions I have ever looked at the current bid or closing price seems to far outstrip the real world prices.

Does anyone know of someone getting a fair deal off of these types of sites? Just curious..

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