1964 D TYPE C Reverse Question???

Tdec1000 · September 24, 2010 12:46PM

I checked out the PCGS coinfacts guide and it has a price for this coin. Is this a realistic price for a type C reverse? I know they are scarce.

thanks in advance.

Tom

CoinCrazyPA · September 24, 2010 11:20PM

What grade are you referring to? I have seen some unattributed ms 63's on TT go for around $200.

1tommy · September 24, 2010 11:27PM

just got back a ms63 c type from our hosts thks to a very helpful member here. as far as the priceguide and buying and selling i would say at least 100 bucks lower than the price guide and i do believe your right the pops are low . I know i searched thru 50 some rolls of the 64d and never found one. Good luck

NotSure · September 25, 2010 12:09PM

Tdec...the pricing is VERY accurate for Type C's. How do I know? The MS64 price is based on a coin I sold to someone that contributes to the CU price guide.

<< <i>What grade are you referring to? I have seen some unattributed ms 63's on TT go for around $200. >>

That is bull! Link the last unattributed 1964-D Type C in MS63 that went for 'around $200'. The last NGC MS64 went for $400, and that would never get into a PCGS holder at MS64...a PCGS MS64 is worth $450 MINIMUM (I know, I sold one for $450 to a forum member...I know of ONE that DID go for short money, but Mitch apparently was the only one that was tuned into it, and that was a Heritage coin). NO unattributed Type C in MS63 will go for $200. An attributed MS62 brought $110, not including the juice, and that was in May. CoinCrazy, show me an unattributed '64-D Type C in MS63 for $200 on TT...link it. The PCGS pops have risen by 17 since March of 2009, and the last 5 were mine 4 months ago (4 were graded total, one went in for regrade last month, after I sold it to a forum member, and it upgraded...the pop shows 35, but I know for fact, as I have the cert, it's only 34). Even UNATTRIBUTED Type C's in MS63 are going to go for more than $200, as those of us who know the varieties (Type B's and Type C's) aren't going to let them go cheap, especially the Type C's...there will be a bidding war. The NGC MS64 went crazy, and again, that coin won't get into our hosts plastic. The CU guide is spot on for pricing. I don't know where you get your info from CoinCrazy, but if you are looking at those MS63's that never sell on TT, with sequential cert #'s, then you don't have a clue, as those never sell, always are bid up to $200 or more, and never sell, and show up monthly. Show me the unattributed MS63 that went for 'around $200'.

edited to add 'last month'

wondercoin · September 25, 2010 12:17PM

"The CU guide is spot on for pricing"

That's what I like to hear as the Price Guide editor (J.H.) asked for my thoughts on pricing for these a while back.

Please always let me know where you think Ty B/C coins need adjustments (one way or the other) in the Price Guide and I can forward to J.H.

Wondercoin

NotSure · September 25, 2010 12:28PM

Mitch, you know I am simply referring to the Type C for spot on pricing. I just wish I had been on the ball for that one on Heritage you ripped!

wondercoin · September 25, 2010 12:30PM

Notsure ... if you have any concerns about any Ty B prices, please also let me know.

I need an MS65 Ty C quarter (I know, join the crowd). I think I can still buy one but the price would be "too high". But, I am getting older ... "too high" may be "just right" pretty soon. LOL

Wondercoin

Type2 · September 25, 2010 12:41PM

What is the pop on them, Price?

NotSure · September 25, 2010 12:41PM

Mitch, you aren't getting older, just more seasoned!!!!

CoinCrazyPA · September 25, 2010 1:06PM

Maybe they did not sell, could be. I just saw them on there around $200 and just assumed they sold. So say coincrazy a few more times and I will grant you a wish!

NotSure · September 25, 2010 1:18PM

Sorry, CoinCrazyPA. You HAVE to be referring to those MS63's that show up once a month. Look closely at the certs...they are sequential, and haven't sold in over a year. The owner must be buried in them.

As far as CoinCrazy.....members refer to MadMarty as Marty, for just ONE example.....so relax...... I referred to Tdec1000 as Tdec

NotSure · September 25, 2010 1:24PM

Type2, pop on the Type C in MS63 is 9, with 10 higher (8 in 64, 1 in 65, 1 in 66)....CU is $300 for an MS63, $450 for MS64....can't imagine the pricve for a 65 or 66...but as Mitch says...."too high". I'd buy ALL the MS63 Type C's for $200 all day, as would anyone that knows the variety.

NotSure · September 25, 2010 1:29PM

<< <i> So say coincrazy a few more times and I will grant you a wish!

>>

If I cared in the least, or if it bothered me in the least, I'd say it (if I though it was a threat, I'd say it 100 times more, but...), but I have more class than that, as evidenced by my apology to you on the 'other' thread, only to get no response, after trying to be a gentleman. I'd rather talk about coins that I know something about, and can supply fact to back up my comments/info, instead of just throwing a dart at a dartboard and missing the board entirely.

Type2 · September 25, 2010 1:45PM

Here is one I picked up in a ATS holder MS64.

NotSure · September 25, 2010 1:51PM

I'd keep it in it's current holder. Too many marks on the obverse and reverse, not to mention the mark above the first T in 'States' to cross at grade....unless of course you paid 63 money for it. It seems ATS is a bit more lenient, as well as 'Americas Oldest Grading Co', on these.

Type2 · September 25, 2010 2:27PM

Ya, I think you are right and I payed MS-60 $$ for it. Will see all my holders are PCGS and only two well 3 are ATS holders so it may take a trip.

ProofArtworkonCircs · September 25, 2010 3:06PM

Good Pix.

1964 D TYPE C Reverse Question???

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