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<< <i>oh well, theres this this one >>
No, no.. that one is no where near what I missed....the "cud" on the reverse makes the common variety extremely rare...you're basically comparing a R-3 coin to an R-6+ or R7
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I also think the price was not that low, a VG+ Details (scratches) example sold at Heritage back in May for $776...
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I also think the price was not that low, a VG+ Details (scratches) example sold at Heritage back in May for $776...
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I think I would rather have the coin the OP won for $200 more than the Heritage coin, but I must agree, there is not much meat left on the bone at $1000
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<< <i>Die Progression for the 1825 Capped Bust Quarters...Pretty cool even if your not interested in this kind of stuff. >>
Interesting, very interesting...seeing that makes drool. I think that one may be the finest known in terms of eye appeal.
<< <i>I don't know how I missed it. Really cool, too bad. Sounds like something I would have purchased. >>
<< <i>Damn you old quarters guys!!!! placed a bid on the PCGS AG3 and won it for no reason other than your links,GRRRRRRRRR guess I will throw it in my box of 200 and forget about it. >>
I was pretty surprised about the price on that PCGS Ag3........are Bust quarter values skyrocketing???
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<< <i>Damn you old quarters guys!!!! placed a bid on the PCGS AG3 and won it for no reason other than your links,GRRRRRRRRR guess I will throw it in my box of 200 and forget about it. >>
I was pretty surprised about the price on that PCGS Ag3........are Bust quarter values skyrocketing??? >>
I think it was a combo of me bidding too much and a PCGS slab and a clear over date with extra credit for pre 1836
<< <i>I think it was a combo of me bidding too much and a PCGS slab and a clear over date with extra credit for pre 1836 >>
I can't say I blame ya... Bust quarters are undervalued in general, in my opinion!
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<< <i>I think it was a combo of me bidding too much and a PCGS slab and a clear over date with extra credit for pre 1836 >>
I can't say I blame ya... Bust quarters are undervalued in general, in my opinion! >>
I agree... Especially on the 1815.
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60 years into this hobby and I'm still working on my Lincoln set!
<< <i>(I probably would have won, too, as I feel like it went cheap) ...anyone ever do that? >>
No, because I use a sniping program.
Sure, you've got the purists who take pride in their "manual snipes", but I'll let esnipe do it for me every time.
When I lose a coin I'm really playin' for keeps on, it's because I didn't bid enough, period. The ones I've really gone after but lost are not the ones that sold cheaply.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
BTW. Lord Marcovan, what will your 44444'th post giveaway be?
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