Pointed Nine Roosevelt?

[bsshog40]

Does anyone know if the pointed nine roosevelt dime has anymore value to it than a regular one? I seen one in an NGC slab, so it is at least recognized as a type/variety.

[Hardy-migration]

I saw the same coin on ebay. I thought about bidding on it, wasn't sure though.

 

1964 Pointed 9 Roosevelt

Proof 69 Cameo by NGC

[bsshog40]

Actually the one I seen was an MS67. My reason for asking is purely for re-sale. I have a raw 64' proof pointed nine myself.

[bsshog40]

I'm bumping this thread to see if anyone has info on these.

[jesbroken]

I have no information in this coins regards, Bobby. But it amazes me that someone would ask $300 starting bid on a coin that you can't even read the date on. I realize that it is slabbed by NGC, but come on.

 

1964 Pointed Nine Roosevelt Dime--EBAY

[physics-fan3.14]

Try searching the boards. This discussion comes up every few months.

[ibyandsellsmith]

Well it's not in the cherrypicker's guide so it must not be an error.

I've seen it around, but as of value I don't know, sorry.

Richard

[CarlWohlforth]

I have photos of a proof pointed nine dime on my website. That one was certified PF 69 Ultra Cam and was the 2'nd coin so certified. I sold it after owning it a year or more. It did bring a %50 premium to an undesignated coin in the same grade. I think that was mostly because not many people bothered to get the designation. I know there are many coins under that grade because there was a bit of a competition to make top graded examples and many tries fell short. So I doubt lower grades would bring much of a premium. I have no knowledge of the market for MS examples but can't imagine them bringing much of a premium.

[MTHead-migration]

Does anyone know if the pointed nine roosevelt dime has anymore value to it than a regular one? I seen one in an NGC slab, so it is at least recognized as a type/variety.

 

Red Book just says the variety exists without mentioning any increase in value over "straight tailed" 9.

[bsshog40]

I have no information in this coins regards, Bobby. But it amazes me that someone would ask $300 starting bid on a coin that you can't even read the date on. I realize that it is slabbed by NGC, but come on.

 

1964 Pointed Nine Roosevelt Dime--EBAY

 

That's the same one I seen Jim. I think he's just asking the PCGS value of an MS67 Roosie. It shows to be $300. I think he's just hoping the designation may push the value. I'm leaning towards more of what is said here that the pointed nine really won't do as much for value than the actual grade.

[CHABSENTIA]

I liked the part where the Seller states that "when this coin becomes a rarity which I fell is soon , it is going to sky rocket in value".