NumisMedia Weekly
Dealer Price Guides
Weekly and Online Wholesale Prices
NumisMedia presents Wholesale Dealer Prices representing dealer trading levels for properly graded sight-seen coins.
Subscribers to the Dealer Price Guides will receive our Weekly Wholesale Market Dealer Price Guides and access to all of our Online and Mobile Price Guides: Market, FMV, PCGS, NGC, CAC, & Plus +.
Our Weekly NumisMedia Wholesale Market Dealer Price Guide package of 52 issues a year includes:
The Classic HD has grades from Fine through MS68 in every U.S. series in the higher denominations: Halves, Dollars, Gold, and Commemoratives.
The Classic LD has grades from Fine through MS68 in every U.S. series in the lower denominations: Half Cents through Quarters.
The Moderns Edition has grades from AU50 through MS70 in every Modern series.
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NumisMedia Weekly Extra
Weekly PDF Publication
Now included for all NumisMedia Dealer Subscribers and Members, the NumisMedia Weekly Extra Wholesale Dealer Prices, in PDF format only.
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This easiest way to get your copy of the new Weekly Extra is with an Online-Only Dealer Subscription, for as little as $20/month.
All NumisMedia Dealer Subscribers and Members will receive the Weekly Extra, in PDF format, every Wednesday, via email, or download from numismedia.com/extra after post.
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NumisMedia Monthly
Collector Price Guide
Monthly and Online FMV Prices
The prices listed within the NumisMedia FMV Price Guide represent our Fair Market Value determination for a properly graded coin within each category.
The pricing information we report comes from all over the numismatic market including many reliable dealers known for their unbiased market knowledge and information.
The NumisMedia Online Fair Market Value Price Guide (all grades, Good through MS70) is FREE to all visitors and does not require a password. Subscribers to our Monthly FMV Price Guide also get online access to the Plus and CAC Price Guides. NumisMedia Price Guides are constantly changing and updated daily.
The NumisMedia Monthly FMV Price Guide has 36 pages of VF through MS68 listings of the most recent Fair Market Value prices for coins offered by dealers in the numismatic community.
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NumisMedia Weekly
Market Report
Current News and Analysis of the
United States Rare Coin Market
Competition Varies for Top Tier Coins
April 13, 2026
Great Collections offers a variety of rarities, many that are infrequently seen in the marketplace, including some finest known coins. However, some of the best finds in the GC Sunday auctions are coins that are one or two steps below the highest graded.
Three high graded 1919 Lincoln Cents, all certified by PCGS as Red, were recently offered in various Great Collections Sunday auctions with notable results. The finest Wheat Cent certified, the 1919 Lincoln Cent in MS69 Red, with CAC approval, was available at a starting bid of $385,000 in a March GC Sunday auction. But the real bidding battle was for the MS68 (Jan 11) and MS67 (Feb 15), selling for $15,812 and $1,699 respectively, both seemingly bargains compared to the MS69 asking price. Even though the competition has increased for these coins at auction, they are still selling at or below current price levels, but more importantly they are typically way more reasonably priced compared to the finest known. As for the MS69, we believe it is still available.
1925 S $20 Gold St Gaudens certified by PCGS MS66
The 1925 S $20 Gold St Gaudens has a rather high mintage that is not typical for a top rarity. There were over 3.7 million coins minted but it is likely that most of those were melted when the government recalled Gold in 1933. Today's survival of approximately 1,500 coins is a better gauge of this coin's rarity. There are less than four hundred coins certified in all circulated grades, with just a little over five hundred in all Mint State grades. Yet, there are just eleven coins certified in MS65 and higher grades with only one PCGS MS68 being the highest certified to date. The current FMV for the MS65 coin is $299,000, so it is no surprise that the PCGS MS66 sold on April 12th brought $394,875. The price charts for the 1925 S $20 St Gaudens have been adjusted up in the MS66 grade many times since 2020, and it will rise again because of this sale.
1925 S $20 Gold St Gaudens PCGS MS66 sold for $394,875 in the Great Collections Sunday Auction, April 12, 2026
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