Help with PF66 Crown 1893 price

[rpeddie 119]

Hi all,

 

just looking to see if there is something additional abut the rarity for this and this justifies the high price?

PF66

Other PF66 sold for about $8-10k so this one is slightly higher, ESC doesnt list any proof varieties so at a bit of a loss.

e.g. this part set 4 coins contains a PR67 and sold for $16k

 

thanks in advance

[VickySilver 774]

As per Forrest Gump: " Run, Forrest, Run". I don't get these huge prices for coins that are very different than supposedly lesser siblings. I have a proof 64 Cameo that, even though is my coin is within spitting distance at 5% of the price. 

 

IMO, these hyper grade with huge price tags are enormous risks for most collectors, excepting of course the Tyrant collector...

[Coppers 57]

3 hours ago, VickySilver said:

As per Forrest Gump: " Run, Forrest, Run". I don't get these huge prices for coins that are very different than supposedly lesser siblings. I have a proof 64 Cameo that, even though is my coin is within spitting distance at 5% of the price. 

 

IMO, these hyper grade with huge price tags are enormous risks for most collectors, excepting of course the Tyrant collector...

Absolutely agree.

[Peckris 579]

On 13 March 2018 at 8:19 PM, rpeddie said:

just looking to see if there is something additional abut the rarity for this and this justifies the high price?

PF66

What actually was the price? (Doesn't give it on that link).

[Nick 325]

38 minutes ago, Peckris said:

What actually was the price? (Doesn't give it on that link).

$19,800

[Peckris 579]

2 hours ago, Nick said:

$19,800

And that's WITH "For the sake of completeness, a few spots of foreign matter are noted around Victoria's head". You  mean, the coin would be incomplete without a few spots of foreign matter???

Edited March 17, 2018 by Peckris