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Central States
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Renaissance Convention Center
Schaumburg, IL
www.centralstates.info
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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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The Classic HD has grades from Fine through MS68 in every U.S. series in the higher denominations: Halves, Dollars, Gold, and Commemoratives.
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NumisMedia Monthly
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investors of U.S. Rare Coins
CAC Rarities STILL Realizing Higher Premiums
April 2018
Premium quality coins have been a major driving force in the rare coin market for quite some time now. But what makes a coin PQ? Dealers and collectors use many standards and conditions to determining the quality of a coin. Most focus on strike, but when a coin is known for being weakly struck, for example some dates of the New Orleans Mint Morgan Dollars, 1893 O for one, then eye appeal becomes the primary factor.
Since CAC was founded a little over ten years ago, auctions have increasingly been featuring CAC coins.
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NumisMedia Weekly
Market Report
Current News and Analysis
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Rare Coin Market
A Few Bright Spots in a Dim Market
April 16, 2018
Despite the market fragility in common date U.S. Gold, with prices following the whims of bullion, some denominations are showing strength for very specific dates. This week’s chart for $5 Gold Indians displays a number of better dates with increases. The 1908 $5 Indian in PR65 is higher at $37,500 Market and the 1909 in PR64 is up to $18,750....The extremely rare date 1929 in MS64 advanced to $47,500; while there are 180 coins certified in this grade, there are only 30 coins in higher grades with MS65 being the highest....
1929 $5 Indian MS64+ PCGS CAC sold for $60,000 by Heritage Auctions in Dallas, Texas
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