Here is a seemingly average Peter wire - no date visible. Average value $3 to $7 IMHO.

But this one is in a slab:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=120217164007

And behold the price is already over $40

Now, I did not bother checking it in any catalog, but my gut tells me that there's nothing special about this specimen - apart from the slab!

Do let me know if my gut misinforms me!

This is from a self-slabber and means nothing.

RWJ.

So? He still managed to sell a 4 dollar coin for 40!

This completely settles the debate of slab worthiness! At least on eBay resale level. So get your slabbing kits and Get Real Paid!!!

And NNC does exist, and they do have these cheap looking slabs. I don't think they are any good though.

http://www.nnccoingrading.com/

I have a whole handful of these little creatures lying around somewhere, damn! I am going to have slab-tomb the little varmints and peddle them off on the flea of the Bay

It is a $4 coin in MS-61, in MS-63 it's $40.

This one, i am convinced, is another.... $400 coin +$900 worth of plastic. Im pretty sure ive seen quite a few more as nice or better....

ebay 250209639050

Isn't MS-64 supposed to mean (at least) "uncirculated"? I think I see a bit of rub on the crown ... nice coin, but I sometimes wonder if they pull grades like this out of a hat?

By that measure, my MS-65 examples oughtta go for say, $400

What's graysheet on these in 65?

And how much back of bid will you sell them?