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1. Re: Pricing question for Washington proof collectors.

   

   Comment by Russ · November 1, 2002 10:10AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   << <i>Ross, stick with your copper-nickel junk you like to hoard and leave the silver and gold to the big boys. >> CoinDr, Thank you for your input. I will give it all of the consideration that it merits. Russ, NCNE

2. Re: Pricing question for Washington proof collectors.

   

   Comment by Russ · November 1, 2002 10:53AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   << <i>Ross, it wasn't a request but a directive. Leave the real coins to real men. >> CoinDr, You're really KINCOIN aren't you? Or, CoinCobbler perhaps? Wallstreetman? In any event, you're a cute little troll. A bit matted and smelling of urine, perhaps, from living below the bridge where we all relieve ourselves, but cute…

3. Re: Pricing question for Washington proof collectors.

   

   Comment by ClarkOfKent · November 1, 2002 9:32AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   Wow! Russ, That's pretty good for a 12 hour snipe! I'm sure we're all awaiting one of your award-winning pictures when it arrives. Clark

4. Re: Pricing question for Washington proof collectors.

   

   

   Comment by Russ · November 1, 2002 9:45AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   Clark, You know, there's an auction in my snipe list closing at 5:03 PM my time that I just checked on, and whose name do I see? Russ, NCNE

5. Re: Pricing question for Washington proof collectors.

   

   Comment by Russ · November 1, 2002 10:40AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   Clark, Yeah, I got back there at two minutes, you'd been outbid so I went ahead and took a shot at $24 and got shutout. It went for stupid money. Russ, NCNE

6. Re: Pricing question for Washington proof collectors.

   

   Comment by IrishMike · November 1, 2002 6:11AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   Russ, a 64 Cam69 will sell for about $45-$50, a 69DCAM between $300-$400 and a 69 about $20. I have 36-42 proofs and the 50-64 series in 69's, cams some dcams, etc. You did good on that one.

7. Re: Pricing question for Washington proof collectors.

   

   Comment by ClarkOfKent · November 1, 2002 10:15AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   Russ, That pair of proof sets got sniped HARD! I was outbid with a couple of minutes to go... thought about it for a few seconds... went for a 5 second snipe and got SHUT OUT. Even what I considered a healthy snipe amount ($30) was no match for these folks. Clark

8. Pricing question for Washington proof collectors.

   

   Discussion by Russ · November 1, 2002 5:24AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   I just bought this 1964 69CAM for my 1964 set. Auction was closing very early this morning, and I didn't really want it that bad, so I tossed in a stupidly low bid last night and ended up getting it for $26. This is $9 less than I paid for the 68CAM it's replacing. So, I decided to check past auctions for these to see what…

9. Re: Pricing question for Washington proof collectors.

   

   Comment by CoinDr · November 1, 2002 10:48AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   Ross, it wasn't a request but a directive. Leave the real coins to real men.

10. Re: Pricing question for Washington proof collectors.

    

    Comment by CoinDr · November 1, 2002 10:07AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

    Ross, stick with your copper-nickel junk you like to hoard and leave the silver and gold to the big boys.