1954 $5 *R/C (Beattie-Coyne) BC-39aA-i

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[Do you think 1954 $5 *R/C (Be Co) Prices should be higher?]

Do you think 1954 $5 *R/C (Be Co) Prices should be higher?

Yes

8 (53.3%)

No

3 (20%)

I Think There Fine

1 (6.7%)

Im Not Sure

3 (20%)

Total Members Voted: 1

1954 $5 *R/C (Beattie-Coyne) BC-39aA-i

Does anyone else feel that this note is way under priced for what it is? 

There are only 8,000 known and yet there is still such a low value in the Charlton Standard Catalogue.

CURRENT PRICES

VG Condition= $35

F Condition = $50

VF Condition = $90

EF Condition = $175

AU Condition = $325

Unc Condition = $425

C.Unc Condition = $500

G.Unc Condition = $575

No, i don't think its under-priced at all. Though only 8,000 were printed, they are not the hardest to find. The hardest to find and the more valuable remain *L/S, *N/S, *W/S and *I/X all with higher QTYs printed but with lower amounts available today. Finding these notes in UNC are much harder to find then *R/C.

Yes, I do agree with you but how many of the Be-Co *R/C are left in a good condition?

I think a Be-Co *R/C in Unc condition should be at least $700.

A 1954 $5 Beattie-Coyne, *R/C in Unc sold for US $736 on eBay (April 12, 2008).

http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190213085900

About 8 months ago I was going to buy a 1954 $5 note

*R/C  (Be-Co) in AU+ condition.

It sold for $202.00

But unfortunetly I was a little short of cash at the time.  (I was only 13)

Yes, I do agree with you but how many of the Be-Co *R/C are left in a good condition?

I dont know how many are left, but there are much more than the other's mentioned above

A 1954 $5 *R/C (Beattie-Coyne) just sold on Ebay for $355 (140235029399)
I was going to get this note as a graduation gift but the price went to high 
(my parents didn't want to spend $300+ For a $5 bill)
Although they do know the price of the note was $450+

[edit]Edited to merge in two following posts. --BWJM[/edit]

I think the 1954 Devils Head prices should rise as well, they are extremely low!

What do you think?