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New Krause On Coins From Norway

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 Posted 10/08/2011  1:46 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add VictoryBullion to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hello,

How accurate on NORWAY market prices is the new krause?

too high too low?


Thanks
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 Posted 10/08/2011  7:03 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Litotes to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I am not sure which new Krause you are referring to. A 2011 version for 1901-2000? Something else?

The newest catalogue I possess, 1701-1800 5th edition (printed 2010), have prices WAY too low. KM 206, 2 skilling 1701-14, is listed with a value of $15 in F for the easy dates. Real value? I haven't seen these sell below $60 for some time. KM 255, 2 skilling 1778-1788 is listed wih $5 in F for the easier dates. Real value? Try $30. And these are the easiest of all 17th century Norwegian coins. Pricing for the more difficult ones are not more accurate, far from it....KM 220, 4 marck 1723 in XF for ...$500? I wish! $1750 is more like it. KM 221 2 marck 1725 in VF for $1250? Really! You can't get that one for $5000. KM 242 1 speciedaler 1765 in VF for $4500? A joke. It will cost you at least $20000. Probably more.

Krause could, I suppose, finally have hit upon correct valuations for Norwegian coins, but I don't believe it before I see it.

Feel free to give examples of valuations from your book, and I will comment the specific examples.
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Thanks will do!
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