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1943-D Lincoln steel cent NGC MS68

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Coindude

Coindude

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Just some quick research... in the last three years, Teletrade has only sold one example. It sold in October of last year for $525. If you are thinking of accepting that 320 offer, you'd do much better by consigning it.

 

A search through the Heritage archives shows only 37 examples of all 1943 cents. None of those were from the Denver mint. So, even with a population of 172 it seems it's pretty rare?

 

Quick link to the HA archives.

http://coins.ha.com/common/search_results.php?D=1943&Ne=16&Ntt=1943&Ntk=SI_Titles&Ntx=mode%2Bmatchall&y=8&N=51+790+231+308+76&x=11&erpp=50

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Paul Kiraly 3

Paul Kiraly 3

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Well coindude,you buy it for that price.If you dont want to buy it,mind your own business.Now yes it did bring a little more last year,but that was before 22 were certified by ngc and 37 were certified last year by pcgs.And the auctions take away 15% of the total price for the sale.

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Coindude

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Even if those numbers did jump by that much they still aren't being sold. Which means they will bring a premium. I just wanted to inform the seller and if I offended you in any way, it was not my intent.

 

Just to let you know, even with the 15% juice, that would make this a $455 coin.

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Paul Kiraly 3

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You keep wasting your money and time on e-bay.I am the only one who has made a serious offer.Everyone has an oponion and no one else wants to buy it 320.00....I know,start it off an a penny with no reserve and see where it will go!!!!

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Just Bob

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<<I know,start it off an a penny with no reserve and see where it will go!!!! >>

 

I agree. Good idea!

 

 

 

I can't believe you actually did it! :o

 

Good luck. :wishluck: I hope it does well. :)

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Coindude

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Just to let you know, even with the 15% juice, that would make this a $455 coin.
Man, was I close or what!! I must be a genius or something.... ok, or something! ;)
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EZ_E

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Just to let you know, even with the 15% juice, that would make this a $455 coin.
Man, was I close or what!! I must be a genius or something.... ok, or something! ;)

 

I could have told you that! But I'll keep you guessing which one it is. lol

 

I'm glad that these coins brought decent money. It would be both a shame to the seller and the hobby if they went dirt cheap.

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Schatzy

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Just to let you know, even with the 15% juice, that would make this a $455 coin.
Man, was I close or what!! I must be a genius or something.... ok, or something! ;)

 

I could have told you that! But I'll keep you guessing which one it is. lol

 

I'm glad that these coins brought decent money. It would be both a shame to the seller and the hobby if they went dirt cheap.

 

Well I bid it up to $410.09.....sure wish I could have won the coin!!

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