AU Coin Compare MS Coin

not necessarily, depending on the date, a coin in F-12 can be worth more than a coin of a different date in MS-67.

take the 1909-S Lincoln Cent and the 1918 Lincoln Cent for example:

the 1909-S Lincoln Cent is worth $125 in F-12

and the 1918 Lincoln Cent is worth $35 in MS-63

it all boils down to which date or which variety it is. in some cases, the later date in the higher grade is worth more.

another example is the 1938 and the 1937 Lincoln Cent:

the 1938 Lincoln Cent in MS-63 is worth $9

and the 1937 Lincoln Cent in MS-63 is worth $5

BUT, if you look at the mintage figures, there were only 156,862,000 pieces struck for the 1938 Lincoln Cent
while the 1937 Lincoln Cent had 309,170,000.

so, basically, the rarer the date, the rarer the coin. grades affect the outcome of the coins value greatly(and which can put the higher grade of the less rare coin more sought after than the rarer coin in the lower grade) but dates are primarily what affects value.

no, I'm not a world collector, sorry. sap, or some other world coin experts can help you on that

where did you find it's value at $50? link please. Thanks!

Yes. Legally, PCGS cannot say outright that they are fake, so they use Questionable Authenticity on all fake coins.

I remember seeing some of your old threads, and I think your coins do have more value than $50, although to be honest I have no clue. Hopefully one of the darkside members will chime in soon.