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Valued Member
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A few here have many older redbooks and data on coins, so I'm curious about the historical value of these coins/grades :
I'm mainly looking for past values for 1985, 1990 , 2000
AU-50 1875-S 20c
G4 1916-D Merc Dime
VF30 1880 CC morgan
Any help would be appreciated, especially if there are any tools online to check value. I'm mostly concerned with what kind of yields I can expect out of these coins I hold.
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Pillar of the Community
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I thought I had a couple Redbooks from back when I started collecting in the 80s, but I can't find them now. I did find a copy of the 1998 RedBook though, so here is what it says about your coins. AU-50 1875-S 20c It doesn't give an AU 50 price, but XF40 is $160 and MS60 is $475 G4 1916-D Merc Dime $435 VF30 1880 CC morgan No VF30 price. VF20 is $55 and XF40 is $80 Hope it helps! |
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I have a blue book from 1987 the G-4 merc dime was $185, the 20 cent in XF 40 was $80 and in MS 60 was $575 sorry no AU 50 listed and the Morgan in VF 20 was $30 and in XF 40 was $50....hope this helps
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1981 Red Book 1968 Red Book1875-S EF40...$185, no AU prices EF....$57.50, no AU prices 1916-D G4.....$325 G.....$95, no G4 just Good prices 1880CC VF20...$55, no VF30 prices. VF....$18, No VF30 just Very Fine prices |
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I've got a RedBook from 1976, if you want that data let me know and I'll get it to you tomorrow. it's in the bedroom and the wife is sleeping already... |
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1990:
AU-50 1875-S 20c *no AU price listed, $190 EF-40, $800 MS-60
G4 1916-D Merc Dime *$325
VF30 1880 CC morgan *$55-$60 VF-20, $80-$90 EF-40, depends on variation
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What I'm trying to do is determine what coins I Should keep and what ones I should sell as far as appreciation over the years goes.
From the 1990 prices given , it means I can expect *about* 1.2%/yr on the 20c , 7.5%/yr on the merc, and 13.5%/yr on the morgans.
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I have all the Red Books from the 1st to present. Most never opened and since so many already gave you some ideas, it is not necesssary. Quote:
I'm mostly concerned with what kind of yields I can expect out of these coins I hold. That really depends on how long you hold them. If tomorrow, about what people say. If in about 100 years, no one really knows.  |
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