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Market Prices for
U.S. Rare Coins
Market Price Guide
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PCGS Market Price Guide
Dealer wholesale trading levels for properly graded sight-unseen PCGS graded coins.
NGC Market Price Guide
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FMV Prices for
U.S. Rare Coins
Fair Market Value Price Guide
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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
Gold Advances, Rare Coin Discounts Continue
April 14, 2025
What a roller coaster ride it has been the past few weeks with Gold climbing to $3,160 an ounce only to fall back below $3,000. The world economy is in a state of flux and the metals are adjusting because of falling currencies around the globe. The fluctuations in Gold and other precious metals have buyers and sellers wondering which way to go daily. The end of last week saw Gold jump over $3,230 an ounce while morning trading is now at $3,204. Most analysts feel Gold is destined to higher levels by the end of the year.
The recent Whitman Baltimore Expo featured the Stack's Bowers Galleries Sale, the display included a strong array of rarities that were sure to attract buyers from all over the world. U.S Gold was again the center of attention which has been the norm for most major auctions the last few years. Collectors cannot get enough of shiny Gold coins, especially when they are high grade with very low populations. Check out the Stack's Bowers website for all the prices realized, below are some of the many highlights from their most recent sale.
1801 $10 Gold Heraldic Eagle certified by PCGS MS65 and CMQ
The 1801 $10 Gold may have had a high mintage of over 44,000 coins, yet there are less than one thousand coins known to exist today. The major portion of that population is circulated with less than seventy coins certified in MS64 and higher; there is only one certified higher than this current coin in PCGS MS65+. The PCGS MS65, which also has the CMQ approval sticker, brought $264,000 in this sale. The current FMV is $357,500, which will be re-evaluated in the next update.
1801 $10 Gold Heraldic Eagle PCGS MS65 CMQ sold for $264,000 in Stack's Bowers Galleries Whitman Expo Spring 2025 Showcase Rarities Night Auction in Costa Mesa, California, April 1, 2025
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