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I came by an 1858 O Seated Liberty quite awhile back. The previous owner had the coin graded and it came back as an AU-58. Can somebody please tell me the value of this coin, because it really is a beauty. I didn't really pay that much for it though. I think it sat in the coin shop so long that the guy forgot to update the price. I paid about $50 for it.
Do you tihnk I made a good deal? Also, would you please give me your opinion on if you would keep it or sell it? Thanks a lot.
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United States
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Show us a picture of it, and then let us make a determination.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Coinwhiz, A lot depends on the denomination and what grading service was used. If you could post a picture it would help.  |
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 United States
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Valued Member
United States
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Obverse:  Reverse:  I believe that the company that graded the coin was PCGS. I'm not sure though. |
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United States
230 Posts |
I'd say check prices if you can make a %25 profit, then yeah sell it, if you can't then... save it. Just my 2 cents, I had 5 walkers and paid 12 for the lot and I wanted to keep them but after seeing them go for 6-8 a peice I sold them and made 31 bucks off of them. Ten to one I only sell what I get doubles of and keep the higher grade, only reason as stated is I by rolls and not individuals
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06/26/2008 10:44 pm
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Valued Member
United States
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If it was graded by PCGS why is it in a 2x2?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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If it was graded by PCGS why is it in a 2x2?  But, I wouldn't sell this coin.....it's nice enough to just keep it....and your not talking about a whole lot of money here so..... Why someone would "de-value" this particular coin and "crack it from the slab" so to speak.....is beyond me too. Nobody's ever likely to send this coin back for grading so.......well I guess some would because somebody did supposedly right ?...  |
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United States
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An 1858-O Seated Half in AU-58 retails around $275-350 and wholesales around $200-250.
Nice buy for $50!
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United States
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Okay, after what I am hearing I think I will keep it. And as to the fact that it was in a 2x2, the guy could have been lying. I'm not very good at this yet.
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United States
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Yep,People rarely have a coin certified by PCGS and then pop the coin out of the slab and put it back into a flip.That would be an expensive proposition.  It's a great looking Seated Half though.  |
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Yep,People rarely have a coin certified by PCGS and then pop the coin out of the slab and put it back into a flip.That would be an expensive proposition.
It's a great looking Seated Half though. Thank you! :) |
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I think it was a good deal and it looks like a great coin. No way would I sell it.
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i have an idea on the 2x2, I had a 1922-d Peace dollar graded and it fell off my dresser and hit the ground and cracked the crack as so bad it was a through and through so instead of having air get to it I poped it in an air tight might of happenef with the seated you have  |
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Posted 06/26/2008 9:51 pm
