Posted 07/13/2011 10:53 am
That 1818 type coin is not a common find in that condition, the conditions for this type are often quite worn from what I have encountered. The 1818 date is not all that difficult to find but for me that coin obverse has nice eye appeal, despite some apparent corrosion on the reverse.
It would still be easy to sell.
The 1854 is easily in above average condition for a common date but I can't tell what those dark splotches are.
Maybe it looks better in hand?
The 1853 looks to have a scratch on Liberty's cheek but I still find it an attractive coin since it is in a natural state and has AU details.
If I were offering any Jo Schmo money for them I would perhaps say 1818 $27 1854 $14 and 1853 $24 .....
Total offer $65 and could probably re-sell for almost double that. Just my opinion.
If I were shopping on ebay I would expect to see a
Buy It Now price at about
1818 $49 1854 $23 and 1853 $44
It would still be easy to sell.
The 1854 is easily in above average condition for a common date but I can't tell what those dark splotches are.
Maybe it looks better in hand?
The 1853 looks to have a scratch on Liberty's cheek but I still find it an attractive coin since it is in a natural state and has AU details.
If I were offering any Jo Schmo money for them I would perhaps say 1818 $27 1854 $14 and 1853 $24 .....
Total offer $65 and could probably re-sell for almost double that. Just my opinion.
If I were shopping on ebay I would expect to see a
Buy It Now price at about
1818 $49 1854 $23 and 1853 $44
Edited by TNG
07/13/2011 10:58 am
07/13/2011 10:58 am
