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1860 O Seated Dollar What Is A Good Price

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I have a chance to buy this 1860 O Seated dollar
I know it is not in top grade and it looks
like it had a older cleaning.

I am curious what others think would be a good price for this coin



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OOps I thought it was a half dollar.

$175 should do it.
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07/26/2011 10:21 am
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Seeing how any silver dollar is trading for more than $25, I do not think that is a fair
price to give someone
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I would agree that it has been cleaned and probably a net F12. The 1860-O is one of the common dates/mm. If you could get it for $150 you are getting a deal. Anything north of $225 and someone else is getting the deal.
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I was going to say around $200.

I bought this exact date and MM for my 7070. It was in an ANACS slab, cleaned, EF Details, Net VF-20. I paid around $215 for it but that was 3-4 years ago.
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Seated nut and Ken Kat
Thanks for the input, sounds like you have some experience
buying coins like this.

I was offered this coin at a very low price, I think I will
give them more than they want .. and make us both happy
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