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General => What's It Worth? => Topic started by: gendis on November 24, 2006, 09:21:32 pm
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I purchased a 1954 CBN Beattie-Coyne $1 2-decimal radar note at a club auction. Serial number is A/N1313131. Note is a problem-free fine and definitely not pressed. According to Charlton 19th edition the note has a value of 25% of $85 or $22.50. I paid a little bit more because of the signature (and would have bid fairly agressively for a BABN note). Is there any chance the note is worth $30. I paid $28.
Your comments would be appreciated.
Gendis
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Yes about that, maybe a little less give or take a dollar.
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I find the Charlton value of $85 is a bit low for a two digit radar from 1954. I usually see these going for 100 or more in Unc.
Yours is a very nice number in that it repeats every 2 digits, which probably makes it the most desirable type of 2-digit radar.
Also, alot of radar collectors don't care so much about grade and the 25% quoted in the catalogue is too harsh.
Your note is worth at least $50, and on a best offer basis you'd possibly find someone willing to pay as much as $75-$90.