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Bill57 | 10-23-2006 10:05 PM
Numismatic Value Listing Is there a website where a U.S. coin's date, denomination, mint mark, and condition can be entered, and a value comes back? Too cheap to buy a book.

Pragmatist | 10-23-2006 10:20 PM
Re: Numismatic Value Listing I have a 1976 Red Book that I would be glad to give you and pay for the shipping myself. That is, if you sell me all of your collection at those prices. Don't forget, the dollar was worth more then so I am offering you quite a deal. :character The market on coins fluctuates and many dealers use the frequently updated Coin Value Magazine for retail prices. It is available online here http://www.coinvaluesonline.com/cont...B-985A431D9786} No. It's not free. You might be able to find a 1979 Red Book at The Salvation Army, but they are going to charge you for it. The Red Book is only a guide anyway. Good Luck & Welcome To GIM Prag

j-son | 10-23-2006 10:25 PM
Re: Numismatic Value Listing anyone in here ever seen the HBO special "OZ"? thats what i think about when i hear or see the word "prag"

Dude | 10-23-2006 10:25 PM
Re: Numismatic Value Listing PCGS.com Price guide. A bit over retail IMO. Compare those prices to ebay end bids to determine good/bad deals. You don't enter dates, you click thru.

Dude | 10-23-2006 10:31 PM
Re: Numismatic Value Listing Another note If you are new to numis and playing for fun/profit like myself, spend at least 20 hours reading about grading, grading and more grading. In addition read about good slabbers and scam slabbers, otherwise your fun/profit will quickly turn to hate/loss.

Pragmatist | 10-23-2006 10:46 PM
Re: Numismatic Value Listing Dude If I am selling, I would rather ask high and have something to back it up with. I can always come down. It's a little more difficult to talk someone up from an established price. Prag

Dude | 10-23-2006 10:52 PM
Re: Numismatic Value Listing Quote:
Originally Posted by Pragmatist (Post 395575) Dude If I am selling, I would rather ask high and have something to back it up with. I can always come down. It's a little more difficult to talk someone up from an established price. Prag
You bet. Sellers love to quote PCGS.

Bill57 | 10-25-2006 11:57 AM
Re: Numismatic Value Listing Thanks, guys. Actually, I was wondering what my U.S. Mint proof sets were going for. I do have a 1964 Blue Book that I purchased back then. It was cheaper than the Red Book!

HVACTEC | 10-25-2006 01:56 PM
Re: Numismatic Value Listing here pcg they have proof and mint sets to pricing look on this page http://www.pcgs.com/prices/ Also best coins has prices the proof sets and mint sets are also on the bottom of this link http://www.bestcoin.com/united-state...cing-guide.htm :proud:

Blair Munroe | 10-25-2006 02:48 PM
Re: Numismatic Value Listing www.coinfacts.com there's no value listing here but its a very detailed overview of nearly all US coins to date.

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