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Re: The gold sticker experience
Nice result! It does seem like 2 points or more lately. -
Re: The gold sticker experience
What I am about to say is not based on any systematic research, only casual observation. I feel that the prices for Gold Stickers generally exceed even 2 points higher grade. My observation is that gold stickes have become a collectible item in-and-of themselves, and price based on **demand **for gold stickers (as a… -
The gold sticker experience
At the last Central states show, I consigned a lot of 20 coins to Great Collections to auction off. I always check the box that says let GC decide which ones to send to CAC. They did select a handful, and all but one got stickered. But one did get the coveted gold sticker. It was a 1952 Washington Carver commemorative 50c… -
Re: The gold sticker experience
Gold Sticker Rattlers have gone through the roof. Last Sunday there were some Gold CAC Mercs in PCGS 2.1 holders and Rattlers and the prices were extremely high. Each auction I think I might finally have a chance to add a coin and bam, someone comes in and drives them to new highs. -
Re: The gold sticker experience
I only started collecting commems in 2024 but even then, the gold CAC's were relatively affordable. More recently, the prices have gone through the roof so I'm mostly on the sidelines (although I did pick up four more yesterday). :smiley: Tim -
Re: The gold sticker experience
I'll add another observation: some of the other coins in my auction when for good prices, CAC or not. The biggest surprise there was my 1931-D dime in old holder PCGS MS-63 FB. I bought for $50 many years ago. I brought to to a couple of shows to sell for $175 to $200 range. No takers, dealers or collectors. In this…
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