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What's A Good Price For A Phoenician Shekel From Tyre?

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 Posted 12/02/2021  01:23 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add NoahBUS to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hey people.

I'm wondering how much a Phoenician 1 Shekel from Tyre usually goes for at a grade of 5/5 strike and 4/5 surface by NGC.

Coin in question is right here.

What's-A-Good-Price-For-A-Phoenician-Shekel-From-Tyre?

Also curious about the price of a 4/5 4/5 gold daric

What's-A-Good-Price-For-A-Phoenician-Shekel-From-Tyre?

It's been years since I last was doing ancients and not sure how much prices have changed since then.
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 Posted 12/02/2021  03:42 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Sap to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
They're both "Biblical coins", but on the fringe of that category; price can fluctuate, depending on whether or not the biblical collectors find it, and want it. Right now, prices for ancients generally are going crazy. "Book values" have gone out the window, and sales stats older than a couple of months are largely irrelevant.

The price of shekels varies considerably, depending on the date; this one is Year 70 (57-56 BC), which I would class as "not sought after" from a Biblical Coins perspective. Yet I'm seeing similar coins sold in CoinArchives for US$1000 or so.

Gold darics are the first coins explicitly mentioned by name in the Bible, but few people realise this otherwise their prices would be much higher. Nevertheless, due to their scarcity they always command prices far in excess of bullion value. I can see a few in similar condition on CoinArchives selling for around US$3000.

I frankly wouldn't be surprised if these coins wind up selling for double those figures.
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 Posted 12/02/2021  08:23 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add livingwater to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
It takes some time but for recent prices paid you can search completed auctions on places like CNGCOINS.COM, SIXBID.COM, BIDDR.COM, HA.COM and others. I think with HA you need to have an account to see sold prices.

As you know condition makes huge differences in prices.
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