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Krause Prices And Copper Coins

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Are the prices listed in Krause ( books or through the NGC website) for copper coins for brown, red/brown, or red coins? Or, is this designation even made with the prices.

I see the designation on NGC slabs but not with the online prices.

Info please?

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Krause is simply a rough guide, it can be far too low for some countries and far too high for others, when dealing with UNC coins, it is more pertinent to search for similar coins sold... It will give you a far better idea of the actual prices realized
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Older copper and bronze coins have the extra factor of red to chocolate toning, which can affect their values in the eyes of some beholders.

There are many more input factors besides condition that affect the value of milled, hammered and ancient coins.

I think that is one reason why Krause values are less relevent for coins of the 1600's and 1700's. Krause World Coins books are however, an excellent photo reference.
That is why I have them.
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