What might a 1932 D VF 10 slabbed, (*Not PCGS)
go for?
I have the slabbed one and two raw 1932 D's
go for?
I have the slabbed one and two raw 1932 D's
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1932-D Washington Quarter Question.
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 Red Barchetta Drive |
1932-D Washington Quarter Question. |
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Posts: 5 22-Apr-2008 23:30:02 |
Just between us...I think it's time for us to recognize, the differences we fear to show...Just between us...I think it's time for us to realize...the
spaces in between...leave room...for you and I to grow...~RUSH
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Posts: 27 23-Apr-2008 05:40:06 |
I think the answer depends on the grading service that slabbed the coin. Call me a slab snob, but I prefer PCGS and then NGC. I am leary of anything else.
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Posts: 28 23-Apr-2008 07:06:57 |
By the way ... according to Numismedia a VF10 1932D would be approximately $184.00.
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Posts: 53 25-Apr-2008 22:00:25 |
It's wise to be leery of other slabbing services (although I'd add ANACS to the list of reputable, trusted ones) because some services prey on
unsuspecting collectors and give whatever grade you want. They're like diploma mills for coins.
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Posts: 5 22-Jun-2009 20:02:22 |
I can tell you this: they are valuable for sure. As I categorize coins for my web site, I noticed that the 1932D was worth a chunk of change, for sure.
In PCGS graded coins MS12 is $150; MS20 is $180; MS 30 is $210 or so. You can look at recent prices at shoeboxcoins.com under the "Coin Values" page. Amazing - there was even a sale for an "authentic" coin in PCGS, which went for $97. I am not sure what makes PCGS throw a coin into an "authentic" slab, but I figured that would mean the coin is not worth TOO much . . . MS55 is in the $550 neighborhood. |
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