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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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Current News and Analysis of the
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Million Dollar Potential in FUN Heritage Auction
January 6, 2025
Most major coin dealers from around the country will be in Florida this week for the 70th Annual FUN Convention. Many have already arrived for setup and dealer to dealer trading, but the show is open to the public January 9-12. The FUN Show is renowned for being the bellwether event on the numismatic calendar and it typically indicates market direction for the upcoming year. With the metals somewhat solid at current levels, dealers should be concentrating on rare coins, but you just never know what the future holds; January typically sees the metals on the rise.
Heritage Auctions continues its long running tradition of hosting the official auction for the FUN Convention; the only difference, nowadays, is that the auction lots are presented for viewing at the show with the actual auction taking place at the Heritage facilities in Dallas the following week. While this may be an exemplary FUN Auction for Heritage, the coins in this sale are an expression of rarity with numerous million-dollar estimated coins up for sale.
1894 S Barber Dime certified by PCGS PR66 and CAC
The 1894 S Barber Dime is one of the "Big 3" of numismatics; the other two are the 1913 Liberty Nickel and the 1804 Dollar. This PCGS PR66 with the CAC approval is tied for the finest known, and there are just nine known examples. This very coin last sold at the 2016 FUN Heritage Sale for $1,997,500; we currently have the value listed at $2,480,000. It also has quite the history, owned at one time by the likes of John M. Clapp and Louis E. Eliasberg Sr. If you are looking for rarity and pedigree, this may be the coin to make you a part of numismatic history.
1894 S Barber Dime PCGS PR66 CAC is available at Heritage Auctions FUN Show U.S. Coins Signature Auction in Dallas, Texas, January 14-19, 2025
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