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Market Prices for U.S. Rare Coins
Market Price Guide
Dealer wholesale trading levels for properly graded sight-seen coins.
PCGS Market Price Guide
Dealer wholesale trading levels for properly graded sight-unseen PCGS graded coins.
NGC Market Price Guide
Dealer wholesale trading levels for properly graded sight-unseen NGC graded coins.
FMV Prices for U.S. Rare Coins
Fair Market Value Price Guide
Dealer asking prices somewhat over wholesale prices.
CAC Price Guide
Fair Market Value prices for coins graded with a CAC sticker.
Plus (+) Price Guide
Fair Market Value prices for coins graded with the Plus (+) designation.
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Numismatic Wholesale and Retail Values
Market, PCGS, NGC, FMV, CAC & Plus+ Prices for United States Rare Coins
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NumisMedia Weekly Market Report
Current News and Analysis of the
United States Rare Coin Market
Whitman Baltimore Spring Expo is Next
March 11, 2024
For the last few weeks the rising metals have brought new vigor to the market. Gold has broken through and reached its all-time high, now currently around $2,170 an ounce. With the Whitman Baltimore Spring Expo just around the corner, March 21-23, dealers are extremely optimistic that the higher metals will translate into increased activity. This time of the year, along with the timing of the Baltimore Convention, typically coincides with an uptick in buying and selling, so dealers will be ready to take advantage of the higher Gold market.
Stack's Bowers Galleries will host a major auction with lots being showcased in Baltimore and the actual sale taking place the following week in California. While there are several great rarities in this sale, collectors will be keeping an eye on the extensive list of Seated Half Dollars; both Mint State and Proof coins are included. Many of these Seated Halves may not be overly rare, but some have not been offered at auction for years and will provide updated price information. We have selected just a small portion of highlights, be sure to visit the Stack's Bowers Galleries website for the full sale.
1948 Franklin Half Dollar certified by PCGS MS68 FBL and CMQ
The 1948 Franklin Half Dollar may be a common coin with an original mintage of over 3 million, but when it comes to Full Bell Lines in the higher grades, it becomes more difficult to acquire. There are a total of 74 coins certified in MS67 FBL and another 15 in MS67+ FBL, yet there is but one coin certified in MS68 FBL, and it is in this sale offered as a PCGS coin; it was previously sold at auction in an NGC holder. With just this single coin available and the standout eye-appeal, who knows what it may bring? There is currently no listing of value, soon to be rectified.
1948 Franklin Half Dollar PCGS MS68 FBL CMQ is available in Stack's Bowers Galleries Spring 2024 Auction in Costa Mesa, California, March 25 - April 3, 2024
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