FA: 1927-S Peace Dollar PCGS MS-64 PQ Link not working... try thisone.

Sorry,

Try this instead

http://cgi.ebay.com/1927-S-Peace-Dol...mZ260252975674

Ira

On Jun 18, 2:16*pm, Ira wrote:
Sorry,

Try this instead

http://cgi.ebay.com/1927-S-Peace-Dol...ld-yellow-hold...

Ira

Quote the auction : "It has beeen six years since zI've had an
uncirculated 1927-S Peace Dollar for sale. In MS-65 they sell for over
$10,000 and are nearly im[possible to locate. This date usually is
very scuffy even in MS-64 and I haven't seen one for sale that I
wanted tio buy for resale. This example was graded aboout 17 years ago
when grading was much tougher than it is now. Although I am not
intimating that this coin would now grade MS-65, what I am saying is
that it's one of the finest for this grade that I've ever seen. Would
fit nicely into an otherwise MS-65 set."

Still attempting to bamboozle buyers with your patter about MS65
quality MS64 coins, Stein?
If you aren't "intimating" that this coin would regrade as a 65, why
mention it at all?

On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:33:23 -0700 (PDT), RF
wrote:

On Jun 18, 2:16*pm, Ira wrote:
Sorry,

Try this instead

http://cgi.ebay.com/1927-S-Peace-Dol...ld-yellow-hold...

Ira

Quote the auction : "It has beeen six years since zI've had an
uncirculated 1927-S Peace Dollar for sale. In MS-65 they sell for over
$10,000 and are nearly im[possible to locate. This date usually is
very scuffy even in MS-64 and I haven't seen one for sale that I
wanted tio buy for resale. This example was graded aboout 17 years ago
when grading was much tougher than it is now. Although I am not
intimating that this coin would now grade MS-65, what I am saying is
that it's one of the finest for this grade that I've ever seen. Would
fit nicely into an otherwise MS-65 set."

Still attempting to bamboozle buyers with your patter about MS65
quality MS64 coins, Stein?
If you aren't "intimating" that this coin would regrade as a 65, why
mention it at all?

If I had a valuable coin in an old PCGS holder that I felt was udner
graded I would re-submit it before trying to sell it. Considering the
price difference between a MS-64 and a MS-65 1927-S Peace Dollar it
would be definitely be worth the $$.

It is a nice coin. And seeing it makes me want to add a higher grade
Peace Dollar to my collection. Though a 1922 or 1923 graded MS-64
(possibly MS-65) is more within my budget.

"Ira" wrote in message
...
Sorry,

Try this instead

http://cgi.ebay.com/1927-S-Peace-Dol...mZ260252975674

Ira

Well Ira, you have your "fans" here that always respond to your posts, too
bad they have to bash your auctions - because they couldn't hope to afford
anything you sell. BTW I received my Ira coin today in the post, the only
lousy thing about it, it makes me want to buy more - like an addiction!
'09-S Indians, SL T1's, '14-D?

On Jun 18, 4:20 pm, "scottishmoney" wrote:
"Ira" wrote in message

...

Sorry,

Try this instead

http://cgi.ebay.com/1927-S-Peace-Dol...ld-yellow-hold...

Ira

Well Ira, you have your "fans" here that always respond to your posts, too
bad they have to bash your auctions - because they couldn't hope to afford
anything you sell. BTW I received my Ira coin today in the post, the only
lousy thing about it, it makes me want to buy more - like an addiction!
'09-S Indians, SL T1's, '14-D?

Dave,

This is not such a bad addition as long as you can keep food on the
table! I have a 1914D 1c PCGS graded, coming in from PCGS Friday or
Saturday. Graded MS-62 BN BN by PCGS, the coin is essentially
flawless with a rich, deep brown color and and underlying bluish tone
over the brown color that is amazing. I've seen nice brown matte proof
Lincolns like this, but never a MS coin. Call me or write if you wish
to discuss.

Ira

On Jun 18, 6:44*pm, Ira wrote:
On Jun 18, 4:20 pm, "scottishmoney" wrote:





"Ira" wrote in message

...

Sorry,

Try this instead

http://cgi.ebay.com/1927-S-Peace-Dol...ld-yellow-hold....

Ira

Well Ira, you have your "fans" here that always respond to your posts, too
bad they have to bash your auctions - because they couldn't hope to afford
anything you sell. *BTW I received my Ira coin today in the post, the only
lousy thing about it, it makes me want to buy more - like an addiction!
'09-S Indians, SL T1's, '14-D?

Dave,

This is not such a bad addition as long as you can keep food on the
table! I have a 1914D 1c PCGS graded, coming in from PCGS Friday or
Saturday. Graded MS-62 BN *BN by PCGS, the coin is essentially
flawless with a rich, deep brown color and and underlying bluish tone
over the brown color that is amazing. I've seen nice brown matte proof
Lincolns like this, but never a MS coin. Call me or write if you wish
to discuss.

Ira- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Presumably "Dave" is a customer of yours.
Why the need to publicly communicate with him here on RCC instead of
emailing him?
Could he be a sockpuppet or shill? Could he? Could he?

On Jun 18, 3:28*pm, Jon Purkey wrote:
On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:33:23 -0700 (PDT), RF
wrote:



On Jun 18, 2:16*pm, Ira wrote:
Sorry,

Try this instead

http://cgi.ebay.com/1927-S-Peace-Dol...ld-yellow-hold....

Ira

Quote the auction : "It has beeen six years since zI've had an
uncirculated 1927-S Peace Dollar for sale. In MS-65 they sell for over
$10,000 and are nearly im[possible to locate. This date usually is
very scuffy even in MS-64 and I haven't seen one for sale that I
wanted tio buy for resale. This example was graded aboout 17 years ago
when grading was much tougher than it is now. Although I am not
intimating that this coin would now grade MS-65, what I am saying is
that it's one of the finest for this grade that I've ever seen. Would
fit nicely into an otherwise MS-65 set."

Still attempting to bamboozle buyers with your patter about MS65
quality MS64 coins, Stein?
If you aren't "intimating" that this coin would regrade as a 65, why
mention it at all?

If I had a valuable coin in an old PCGS holder that I felt was udner
graded I would re-submit it before trying to sell it. Considering the
price difference between a MS-64 and a MS-65 1927-S Peace Dollar it
would be definitely be worth the $$.

It is a nice coin. And seeing it makes me want to add a higher grade
Peace Dollar to my collection. Though a 1922 or 1923 graded MS-64
(possibly MS-65) is more within my budget.

John,

I don't play the upgrade game, notwithstanding the fact that although
the '27-S is high end for the marked grade, I doubt it's quite nice
enough to make MS-65. If I buy a raw coin, naturally I'll submit to
PCGS for grading, but sending a coin in ten times in hope of winning
the lottery is not how I
earn a living. I have built a rep. selling real nice coins for the
grade and that suits me fine. Let others enrich the grading
companies.

Ira

On Jun 18, 9:01*pm, Ira wrote:
On Jun 18, 3:28*pm, Jon Purkey wrote:





On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:33:23 -0700 (PDT), RF
wrote:

On Jun 18, 2:16*pm, Ira wrote:
Sorry,

Try this instead

http://cgi.ebay.com/1927-S-Peace-Dol...ld-yellow-hold....

Ira

Quote the auction : "It has beeen six years since zI've had an
uncirculated 1927-S Peace Dollar for sale. In MS-65 they sell for over
$10,000 and are nearly im[possible to locate. This date usually is
very scuffy even in MS-64 and I haven't seen one for sale that I
wanted tio buy for resale. This example was graded aboout 17 years ago
when grading was much tougher than it is now. Although I am not
intimating that this coin would now grade MS-65, what I am saying is
that it's one of the finest for this grade that I've ever seen. Would
fit nicely into an otherwise MS-65 set."

Still attempting to bamboozle buyers with your patter about MS65
quality MS64 coins, Stein?
If you aren't "intimating" that this coin would regrade as a 65, why
mention it at all?

If I had a valuable coin in an old PCGS holder that I felt was udner
graded I would re-submit it before trying to sell it. Considering the
price difference between a MS-64 and a MS-65 1927-S Peace Dollar it
would be definitely be worth the $$.

It is a nice coin. And seeing it makes me want to add a higher grade
Peace Dollar to my collection. Though a 1922 or 1923 graded MS-64
(possibly MS-65) is more within my budget.

John,

I don't play the upgrade game, notwithstanding the fact that although
the '27-S is high end for the marked grade, I doubt it's quite nice
enough to make MS-65. If I buy a raw coin, naturally I'll submit to
PCGS for grading, but sending a coin in ten times in hope of winning
the lottery is not how I
earn a living. I have built a rep. selling real nice coins for the
grade and that suits me fine. Let others enrich the grading
companies.

Well Stein, if you have such a great "rep.", why the need to come here
to bloviate and blather about your auctions???
One would think someone with such a tremendous following and great
"rep." would have a built-in customer base.

In article e2bc1260-0c26-44e0-855e-
, says...
I don't play the upgrade game, notwithstanding the fact that although
the '27-S is high end for the marked grade, I doubt it's quite nice
enough to make MS-65


Nor do I. OTOH, two or three years ago, I purchased from you an AU50
PCGS 1909s-vdb. I figured, "what the heck?" and resubmitted in, still
in the holder (same ones as now, not an older type).

It came back AU58.

The difference in future payout if I sold it...I dunno? However,
Ira...you do have an eye.

(BTW, if I resell it to you, I expect strong AU58 money grin)
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