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What`s the Lowest PCGS Value POP 1 Coin You Have?
LeeBone
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As per only the value that PCGS has listed.
Lots of times there will be no value listed for Vams and other out of the ordinary coins.
I want to know only if PCGS has a value listed.
Lets see if you can beat mine...
PCGS 1875-CC VG10 Dime POP 1
PCGS Value- $21.00
Can you beat that
Lots of times there will be no value listed for Vams and other out of the ordinary coins.
I want to know only if PCGS has a value listed.
Lets see if you can beat mine...
PCGS 1875-CC VG10 Dime POP 1
PCGS Value- $21.00
Can you beat that
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1974 Eisenhower AU53 Pop 1 Value $1.00
The name is LEE!
No way to beat that
<< <i>Simple.
1974 Eisenhower AU53 Pop 1 Value $1.00 >>
does that mean the pcgs holder is worthless ?
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No way to beat that
I bet there are a few worth less than $1
I don't own one,but if someone would look it up that has access(I hate the fact that I can only access certain grades in the price guide)
check the price for a pop 1 1985-D Lincoln cent in AU-53bn.
Cert # 60109090 has been Pop 1 status for nearly 9 years!
(2003-S Kennedy PR69....)
Edited to add: Maybe not the least expensive ($15), but
prolly holds the record for length of time...?
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No way to beat that
I bet there are a few worth less than $1
I don't own one,but if someone would look it up that has access(I hate the fact that I can only access certain grades in the price guide)
check the price for a pop 1 1985-D Lincoln cent in AU-53bn. >>
Show me "one" coin in the PCGS Price guide that has a value or less than $1.
The name is LEE!
Ron
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No way to beat that
I bet there are a few worth less than $1
I don't own one,but if someone would look it up that has access(I hate the fact that I can only access certain grades in the price guide)
check the price for a pop 1 1985-D Lincoln cent in AU-53bn. >>
Show me "one" coin in the PCGS Price guide that has a value or less than $1. >>
There are a lot of $1 signs with a red downward pointing arrow in the lincoln series from 59-date,and that means that the prices have dropped below 1$
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PCGS says they're worth $14 each.
I also have a 1906 Indian cent in VG08 that PCGS says is worth $3, but it's only a pop. 4.
<< <i>Couldn't you just submit and get slabbed a very common and well circulated late date cent that is only worth a cent to make a low value pop 1 coin? >>
Yes.
A 1964 Proof Lincoln in the Brown (BN) color category (PR66BN).
Add to the fact this has just stunningly beautiful color makes this truely exquisite.
BN categorized Lincolns Proofs post 1950 are very RARE.
Below is the PCGS slabbed popluation report for JUST the BN colored coins for the P-Mint Memorial Run (1959-1964).
So we are talking about just a handful for the entire 1959-1964 Proof Lincoln run.
This Lincoln Proof is one of only two known slabbed BN 1964's and is the highest grade known PR66BN for that year in that color class.
PCGS doesnt offer list prices for BN Memorial Lincoln Proofs (only RDs)
A PR66RD 1964 is listed with a value of $15.
I would guess if PCGS listed BNs it might be for $5 to $8 (even though the BNs are 1000x rarer than the reds)
because PCGS always penalizes BN's.
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PCGS Value- $21.00
What also seems to make me wonder is the fact that there are only 67 of these graded higher.
Guess it`s just another case of the demand deciding the value of a coin.
What, if any, value does PCGS have on that?
And what`s the POP higher?
<< <i>Hey Manorcourtman, I`m guessing that is a POP 1.
What, if any, value does PCGS have on that?
And what`s the POP higher? >>
No value assigned by PCGS. It's a Pop 1, 124 higher
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No way to beat that
I bet there are a few worth less than $1
I don't own one,but if someone would look it up that has access(I hate the fact that I can only access certain grades in the price guide)
check the price for a pop 1 1985-D Lincoln cent in AU-53bn. >>
Show me "one" coin in the PCGS Price guide that has a value or less than $1. >>
There are a lot of $1 signs with a red downward pointing arrow in the lincoln series from 59-date,and that means that the prices have dropped below 1$ >>
Yes. But are they Pop 1's?
The name is LEE!
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