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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.
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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 Monthly
Our monthly article detailing
specific areas of numismatics
for dealers, collectors, and
investors of U.S. Rare Coins
Type I Twenties: Low Population Rarities with Abundant Potential
April 2014
In January 2002, Heritage Auctions sold an 1856 O $20 Gold certified by NGC as a MS63 Specimen strike; it was the only one known in this grade. The coin brought $310,500. The timing of this sale was not the greatest choice, as the market had been headed downward for at least a year. This coin has since been sold at least two more times with the last known sale, again by Heritage Auctions, at Long Beach on May 2009 for $1,437,500. It is currently in a PCGS holder and includes the CAC sticker.
As of February 2005, the FMV for the 1856 O in MS63 was $585,000 where it stayed until February 2006 when it jumped to $845,000...
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NumisMedia Weekly
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Current News and Analysis
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Rare Coin Market
Heritage Auctions and Central States Highlight of Week
April 21, 2014
Central States is the focus for the coming week and, judging by the metals this morning, buyers will be able to do some bargain hunting. Gold is down about $40 since last Monday which has directly led to one ounce Gold Eagles discounted the same amount. Proof $50 Gold Eagles are currently trading at $1,520 wholesale in OGP. Along with demand for the usual metals, buyers will be looking for any and all U.S. Gold, especially better to rare dates. There has not been a slowdown in demand for Type I & II Twenties with advanced buyers searching for Carson City and New Orleans dated coins. Heritage Auctions hosts the CSNS US Coin Signature Auction which includes numerous rarities...
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