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PCGS Sample Slab 10C
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Herb
might be time to sell my sample doily slab!
<< <i>WOW!
What am I missing? >>
You're missing two enthusiastic and commited bidders. (28 bids spread amongst 8 bidders)
One in particular bid 16 different times driving the price over $100. The under bidder submitted 3 individual bids which only increased his max bid as he was always in the lead.
This probably led the winner into believing he had to drop a thermo-nuclear snipe which he did with 3 seconds left on the clock.
Does it mean that all the 0000000 sample slabs will end this high?
IMO, No.
The name is LEE!
Regards,
Mark
I can't speak to the value but I believe it is as Lee has mentioned . . . two bidders who really wanted it. However, anytime one of these comes up on eBay I would expect it to go for a solid amount. I think $100-$150 would be conservative.
Oreville will speak to this later and he is the one who can flesh out many pertinent details, and correct me where I may have erred.
Here is the info site you may find interesting . . .all sample info for PCGS: http://coins.ha.com/sampleSlabs.php?type=pcgs
Oh, and Wings . . . I believe you are right. I can find Doily samples almost anywhere, but a 00000 Rattler has eluded me! Great history here . . . :-)
Drunner
(Erstwhile Plastic Collector of the "Lacey-Patterned" Variety)
(edited to add the website and throw a bone to Wings!! :-) )
S-T-U-P-I-D S-T-U-P-I-D S-T-U-P-I-D !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BTW - have you ever seen a doily sample dime with the word "Sample" centered on the label (all the other ones are left-justified)?
I have!
PS: Don't bother looking at sampleslabs.com because it isn't listed.
This is #174 slot from your collection:
It has the 1961 PR64 in a sample slab.
Ok, lets try again!