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I have a 1875CC NCG AU58 $20 Double Eagle Gold Coin and was wondering how much it is worth?
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Pillar of the Community
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Pictures are essential for the forum to give you any assistance...pictures of both sides, ple ASE |
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 United States
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Assuming it's a worthy AU58, you're looking at about a $5k coin. An NGC AU58 went for $5175 at Heritage last month.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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you have a rare coin like that and don't know the price?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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It happens, that's what we're here for  (well, those wiser than me  ) |
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United States
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Pictures would help us judge the value. Assuming that it has been accurately graded an AU-58, $5000 sounds like an reasonable estimate.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Interesting. Must be one of those unusual cases in which auction value exceeds the RedBook. RedBook shows $2600 in AU-55 and $3950 in MS-60 |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Pictures are essential for the forum to give you any assistance Especially so if it is in a "NCG" slab as in the OP versus NGC. Hopefully it was just a typo but if not you never know what's in that slab. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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RedBook either overprices a coin or underprices it. Not reliable and you know that johnny :P
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United States
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Especially so if it is in a "NCG" slab as in the OP versus NGC. Hopefully it was just a typo but if not you never know what's in that slab. I never even noticed that; my brain automatically parsed it as "NGC." But there is a third-world slabber known as "NCG." If by some chance it actually is an NCG slab,I won't even believe it's a gold coin, much less AU58. |
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I never even noticed that; my brain automatically parsed it as "NGC." I actually did the exact same thing until the comment was made. |
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you have a rare coin like that and don't know the price? If the coin was inherited or found by a person who doesn't collect coins then he/she probably wouldn't know the value unless the coin(s) was labeled with the purchase price paid by the original owner. It's very common for people to acquire coins, rare or common, and have no idea as to their worth. Ed ANA LM-3175 |
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Posted 07/12/2012 5:36 pm
