24 Skilling Coin From 1773 ......what's It Worth?

The first result I get from putting "1773 24 skilling" into Google is this.

https://www.NGCcoin.com/price-guide...duid-1445880

Nice edge photos!

The NGC site with prices is probably as good as any price guide. I have found that it is often hard to establish firm prices with older coins, outside of the US ones. Actual ebay sale prices are a better indication, but if the market is thin you may not find a sale on ebay.

There is one recent sale in the CoinArchives database, of an example that is in comparable condition (but better eye appeal) for $300. https://www.coinarchives.com/w/lotv...a77b0e2cce4f

Many posters have commented that NGC is hery helpful for identification, and can show how rare a coin is within a series, but is often less helpful for up-to-date price information on foreign coins. I agree that ebay IS the market for lower value coins, and then look for auction sales, when you can find them (sounds like you already have).

So, nice find! And likely worth upwards of $100. If you want to sell it, and have a presence on ebay, I have sold a few coins to Norwegian collectors (there is a pretty robust market over there). I think you can mail a registered letter abroad for about $16, which would probably be tolerable to a buyer of something like this.

You are right. denmark ruled Norway until 1814.