What would a dealer pay for 1964 Kennedy Proof 68 Cameo QDR (fs-802) 1 1

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I recently obtained a 1964 Kennedy Proof 68 Cameo graded by NGC. I resubmitted it for the QDR FS-802 designation and it came back to me with that variety.  Any idea what it might get at auction (Ebay, Heritage, or GreatCollections) or better to sell to a dealer?  It is a Top Pop coin with only one other graded the same. Obviously I am not a great coin photographer...just used my phone.

[Greenstang]

The NGC price for a 1964 Accent Hair PF67 Cameo is $500.00.  
Hard to say what you would get at auction, it could be more, it could be less.

Expect a dealer to give you 50-60% of that.

Edited May 4, 2023 by Greenstang

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On 5/4/2023 at 5:21 PM, Greenstang said:

The NGC price for a 1964 Accent Hair PF67 Cameo is $500.00.  
Hard to say what you would get at auction, it could be more, it could be less.

Expect a dealer to give you 50-60% of that.

 

[Greenstang]

I went by your original picture which was a PF Cameo 1967. 
For a 1968 the price is $1750.00. It does not break down the price for varieties  so it could be more.

There are 277 certified with that grade and 46 graded at PF68 Cameo

Edited May 4, 2023 by Greenstang

[powermad5000]

Nice coin!

A dealer will definitely screw you overall on the price. Just the nature of the business. You would be better off selling this through one of the larger auction houses like Heritage or Stacks. As far as price, only a variety collector is going to get into a crazy bidding war over the variety, so the price could vary a lot depending if the "right" buyer is present for the auction or not or how far they want to drive the price up. Once again, it is just a part of the business. There is no way to be able to tell you exactly how much you will get for it. As I try to tell people, a coin is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

[RWB]

Might do better in a "Great Collections" auction.