1937 PROOF SET PCGS PR66 (NGC PF66 DIME) Reduced

[Boba]

$5500 Ok, $4500 (paypal, 100% full coverage)

via PM or . . .

Thanks for looking

 

[jgrinz]

Nice set .. too bad I do not collect post 1900 Proof sets any more

[Boba]

Thanks. I WISH I could even afford to collect pre-1936 proofs. Really not sure about selling this one, but I'm eyeing some potentially costly auctions, so I'm putting it out there. I once wanted to get this one multi-holdered, but I'm too worried NGC won't crossover them all at the same grade and I'll end up with a mismatched set.

[michael]

nice looking set and one of the two key sets in the 36-42 proof era the other being the 36

 

but the 37 set is many thousands less than the 36 and you still get a proof buffalo!!

 

a great value and opportunity set

[Boba]

Posted w/$4999 BIN on ebay,

as stated $4500 to boardies:

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[gpnyc]

I think you need better pics for a set of that caliber. If you decide to break up the set, I may be interested in 1 or 2 of the coins. Take care and good luck!

[Boba]

Thanks for the tip, I agree with you 100%. I posted these rather hastily when I decided to try to sell the set using my inventory photos.

I'm going to replace the images. I will try to shoot and post new photos tonight.

[Boba]

New digital scans - surfaces are liquid mirrors, which unfortunately these photos do not show:

[Boba]

Scanners suck at shooting coins. These coins are not cloudy, but the scans look that way. I'm going to let this listing run it's course and re-shoot these proofs with the camera when time permits. I can understand why no one is impressed with these photos.

Coins are not just plain difficult to photograph - especially coins with mirror sufaces

 

 

I DECIDED TO CLOSE THIS SALE FOR NOW, UNTIL I CAN GET AROUND TO TAKING DECENT PHOTOS. Stay tuned . . .

[James_OldeTowne]

I agree, and scanners are particularly bad for proof or prooflike coins. They reflect the scanner light right back into the "eye", essentially blinding it.