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Valued Member
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Going to look at a 1843 Liberty Seated $1 tomorrow that is graded XF45 by PCGS. I am trying to determine value without seeing the coin first. If it looks nice and appears graded correctly how much is it worth?
Thanks
Ron
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Valued Member
United States
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According to coin auctions help, the coin is valued at $603.
Edited by bbddbb10
02/14/2013 8:50 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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There's a recent completed ebay listing for $595, so that's your ballpark. For exceptional eye appeal, it wouldn't surprise me to see an asking price of 10-20% higher. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Don't go always by auction results. If this is a really eye appealing XF45, it could cost even more! use the auction as a guide.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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$648 is the average public auction result for a PCGS XF45 over the past 2 years. Without seeing it there's no way to tell where it would fall in range that goes from $545 to $805.
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Valued Member
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Big help, thanks everyone. I was actually in the LCS and mentioned that I needed one for my 7070. Dealer picked up the phone and bought one from another dealer on the spot. He quoted me $600 if I was interested. He got the coin today and said he was surprised it didn't grade higher.....yeah yeah. So if I like it tomorrow when I see it, I will probably bring it home.
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Valued Member
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Also, is there a way to see a pic on PCGS site?
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Bedrock of the Community
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Numis has xf40 listed at 650.
The PCGS site might have pictures of it if you can get the cert number and look it up
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Wow, great choice on coin! Can't wait to see pics! I just bought the same one yesterday.. 1843 Seated dollar, Only raw, and EF-40! I paid $455.. But after some haggling, lol. Probably because I spent another $600 there on top of this one.. But were it slabbed I've no doubt I would have paid more. I kinda like buying raw though.. As long as you have an idea on how to grade, and trust the person your getting it from you can't beat the price. I would have never bought it raw online or such, but I trust my coin guy, he's never steered me in the wrong direction grade wise. He's the only one of the 3 local shops I trust with his grades... Too bad he's the farthest of the 3 away, lol. I was just about to post about it and the 1826 half I got when I saw your post! Wow.. That's funny we both got, well getting the same year in a matter of days! Congrats, and again can't wait to see it! |
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I did get the cert number and looked it up. No pics on PCGS site though.
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Edited by Ron_CA
02/15/2013 9:11 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Wow. IMO, that's an incredible coin and I think you should be very, very happy with that purchase. It's a beautiful example of a tough type. Congrats on the addition.
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Thank you....It is a beauty and I am super stoked with it.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Does he have any more lol
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Bedrock of the Community
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$600 is a fair price for that coin. Congratulations!
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