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Liberty Coin Service Computer Quotes 2PM EST

1.6.21 Spot Prices

Item

Qty Fine Wt Price Cost/Oz Premium

*U.S. 1 Oz Gold Eagle

10 1.0000 2,014.50 2014.50

5.5%

Gold:

$1,909.50

*U.S. 1/2 Oz Gold Eagle

10 0.5000 1,046.50 2093.00

9.6%

Silver:

$27.09

*U.S. 1/4 Oz Gold Eagle

10 0.2500

538.00 2152.00

12.7%

Platinum:

$1,092.00

*U.S. 1/10 Oz Gold Eagle

10 0.1000

227.00 2270.00

18.9%

Palladium:

$2,490.00

*U.S. 1 Oz Gold Buffalo

10 1.0000 2,016.50 2016.50

5.6%

*U.S. 1 Oz Medallion

10 1.0000 1,965.00 1965.00

2.9%

*U.S. 1/2 Oz Medallion

10 0.5000 Not Available

*Australia 1 Oz Kangaroo

10 1.0000 1,982.00 1982.00

3.8%

*Austria 100 Corona

10 0.9802 1,918.50 1957.25

2.5%

*Austria 1 Oz Philharmonic

10 1.0000 1,987.75 1987.75

4.1%

*Canada 1 Oz Maple Leaf

10 1.0000 1,984.00 1984.00

3.9%

*Canada 1x25 Maplegram

10 0.8039 1,765.25 2195.86

15.0%

*China 30 Gram Panda

10 0.9646 Not Available

China 1 Oz Panda

10 1.0000 Not Available

*Mexico 50 Peso

10 1.2057 2,378.25 1972.51

3.3%

*S. Africa Krugerrand

10 1.0000 1,980.25 1980.25

3.7%

*1 Oz Ingot

10 1.0000 1,972.50 1972.50

3.3%

*Austria 1 Ducat

10 0.1107 Not Available

*British Sovereign

10 0.2354

484.50 2058.20

7.8%

*France 20 Franc

10 0.1867

386.75 2071.51

8.5%

*Swiss 20 Franc

10 0.1867

388.00 2078.20

8.8%

$20 Liberty BU

10 0.9675 2,100.00 2170.54

13.7%

$20 St Gaudens BU

10 0.9675 2,100.00 2170.54

13.7%

$20 Liberty Extremely Fine

10 0.9675 2,080.00 2149.87

12.6%

$10 Liberty Extremely Fine

10 0.4838 1,055.00 2180.65

14.2%

$10 Indian Extremely Fine

10 0.4838 1,105.00 2284.00

19.6%

$5 Liberty Extremely Fine

10 0.2419

585.00 2418.35

26.6%

$5 Indian Extremely Fine

10 0.2419

615.00 2542.37

33.1%

$2.50 Liberty Extreme Fine

10 0.1209

415.00 3432.59

79.8%

$2.50 Indian Extreme Fine

10 0.1209

405.00 3349.88

75.4%

*U.S. 90% Silver Coin

1,000

715 19,975.00 27.94

3.1%

*U.S. 40% Silver

Coin

1,000

295 8,240.00 27.93

3.1%

*U.S. Peace Dollars, VG+

1,000

760 Not Available

*U.S. Silver

Eagles

1,000 1,000 31,090.00 31.09

14.8%

*Canada Silver

Maple Leaf

1,000 1,000 30,440.00 30.44

12.4%

*100 Oz Silver

Ingot

10

100 2,884.00 28.84

6.5%

*10 Oz Silver

Ingot

100

10

290.90 29.09

7.4%

*1 Oz Silver

Ingot

1,000

1

29.09 29.09

7.4%

*1 Oz Platinum Ingot

10 1.0000 1,196.00 1196.00

9.5%

*U.S. 1 Oz Platinum Eagle

10 1.0000 Not Available

*Canada Palladium

ML

10 1.0000 2,602.00 2602.00

4.5%

Liberty Coin Service

Call Toll-Free:

(800) 527-2375 National

400 Frandor Avenue

(517) 351-4720 Local

Lansing, MI 48912

(517) 351-3466 Fax

web: www.libertycoinservice.com email: [email protected]

Trading Desk Hours (Eastern): Mon-Fri 9:30AM-5PM, Sat 10AM-2PM

Notes from Liberty

By Allan Beegle LCS Chief Numismatist December sales are typically the lowest month of the year here at LCS. Yet last month’s sales topped those of three differ-ent months earlier in 2020. Also, our De-cember volume was the highest for the last month of the year since 2012! With huge sales volume from July to November, 2020 ended up being Liberty’s 5th highest sales year in our 49-year history.

Pretty much all of last month’s featured offerings sold out. With the gold and sil-ver spot prices much higher now, those who bought the Bullion Priced Gold Coins and Medals or the French or Chinese Sil-ver Coins are really happy right now.

Major coin shows through March 2021 are still on hiatus. But Liberty’s reputation as an aggressive buyer continues to pay dividends in being able to find quality coins and paper money at reasonable pric-es.

LCS General Manager Tom Coulson last month was able to acquire extensive col-lections of $2.50, $5.00, and $10.00 Indi-ans from a long-time collector. We love purchasing coins from experienced numis-matists because, on average, the quality of coins for the grades are often nicer than what we often see in wholesaler invento-ries. These collections proved this very point—with almost every coin being at-tractive enough to meet our strict quality standards to offer to retail customers.

Tom asked LCS Communications Of-ficer Patrick A. Heller to update his Un-dervaluation Index™ analyses for these coin series. The results showed that the $2.50 Indians don’t have any likely under-valued rarities. However, the Impressive Collections Of $5.00 & $10.00 Indians are filled with significant rarities and with coins of surprising scarcity that you can still purchase close to the price of the com-mon dates.

-over-

LCS Postage Charges

Value of Contents Postage Charge

Under $100 $5

$100-249 $10

$250-499 $18

$500-999 $25

$1,000-4,999 $30 $5,000 and higher None

Liberty Coin Service Computer Quotes 2PM EST

1.6.21 Spot Prices

Item

Qty Fine Wt Price Cost/Oz Premium

*U.S. 1 Oz Gold Eagle

10 1.0000 2,014.50 2014.50

5.5%

Gold:

$1,909.50

*U.S. 1/2 Oz Gold Eagle

10 0.5000 1,046.50 2093.00

9.6%

Silver:

$27.09

*U.S. 1/4 Oz Gold Eagle

10 0.2500

538.00 2152.00

12.7%

Platinum:

$1,092.00

*U.S. 1/10 Oz Gold Eagle

10 0.1000

227.00 2270.00

18.9%

Palladium:

$2,490.00

*U.S. 1 Oz Gold Buffalo

10 1.0000 2,016.50 2016.50

5.6%

*U.S. 1 Oz Medallion

10 1.0000 1,965.00 1965.00

2.9%

*U.S. 1/2 Oz Medallion

10 0.5000 Not Available

*Australia 1 Oz Kangaroo

10 1.0000 1,982.00 1982.00

3.8%

*Austria 100 Corona

10 0.9802 1,918.50 1957.25

2.5%

*Austria 1 Oz Philharmonic

10 1.0000 1,987.75 1987.75

4.1%

*Canada 1 Oz Maple Leaf

10 1.0000 1,984.00 1984.00

3.9%

*Canada 1x25 Maplegram

10 0.8039 1,765.25 2195.86

15.0%

*China 30 Gram Panda

10 0.9646 Not Available

China 1 Oz Panda

10 1.0000 Not Available

*Mexico 50 Peso

10 1.2057 2,378.25 1972.51

3.3%

*S. Africa Krugerrand

10 1.0000 1,980.25 1980.25

3.7%

*1 Oz Ingot

10 1.0000 1,972.50 1972.50

3.3%

*Austria 1 Ducat

10 0.1107 Not Available

*British Sovereign

10 0.2354

484.50 2058.20

7.8%

*France 20 Franc

10 0.1867

386.75 2071.51

8.5%

*Swiss 20 Franc

10 0.1867

388.00 2078.20

8.8%

$20 Liberty BU

10 0.9675 2,100.00 2170.54

13.7%

$20 St Gaudens BU

10 0.9675 2,100.00 2170.54

13.7%

$20 Liberty Extremely Fine

10 0.9675 2,080.00 2149.87

12.6%

$10 Liberty Extremely Fine

10 0.4838 1,055.00 2180.65

14.2%

$10 Indian Extremely Fine

10 0.4838 1,105.00 2284.00

19.6%

$5 Liberty Extremely Fine

10 0.2419

585.00 2418.35

26.6%

$5 Indian Extremely Fine

10 0.2419

615.00 2542.37

33.1%

$2.50 Liberty Extreme Fine

10 0.1209

415.00 3432.59

79.8%

$2.50 Indian Extreme Fine

10 0.1209

405.00 3349.88

75.4%

*U.S. 90% Silver Coin

1,000

715 19,975.00 27.94

3.1%

*U.S. 40% Silver

Coin

1,000

295 8,240.00 27.93

3.1%

*U.S. Peace Dollars, VG+

1,000

760 Not Available

*U.S. Silver

Eagles

1,000 1,000 31,090.00 31.09

14.8%

*Canada Silver

Maple Leaf

1,000 1,000 30,440.00 30.44

12.4%

*100 Oz Silver

Ingot

10

100 2,884.00 28.84

6.5%

*10 Oz Silver

Ingot

100

10

290.90 29.09

7.4%

*1 Oz Silver

Ingot

1,000

1

29.09 29.09

7.4%

*1 Oz Platinum Ingot

10 1.0000 1,196.00 1196.00

9.5%

*U.S. 1 Oz Platinum Eagle

10 1.0000 Not Available

*Canada Palladium

ML

10 1.0000 2,602.00 2602.00

4.5%

Liberty Coin Service

Call Toll-Free:

(800) 527-2375 National

400 Frandor Avenue

(517) 351-4720 Local

Lansing, MI 48912

(517) 351-3466 Fax

web: www.libertycoinservice.com email: [email protected]

Trading Desk Hours (Eastern): Mon-Fri 9:30AM-5PM, Sat 10AM-2PM

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The year 2021 is Liberty Coin Service’s 50th year in business! We will be celebrating all year long with special offers and bonuses. From January 11 through January 30, any purchase from the $5.00 or $10.00 Indian offering or any coins listed here or any other retail purchase of $1,000 or more from us will receive a free bonus of an Uncirculated US 1971-S 40% Silver Eisenhower Dollar still packaged in the US Mint’s blue envelope.

On a less positive note, LCS is one of many businesses across the US that are now having to collect sales taxes for some states other than our own. We now must collect Ohio sales tax on any merchandise sales we make to Ohio residents. We also have to collect sales tax on purchases of paper money, ex-onumia, hobby supplies, and other collecti-bles made by residents of Texas (although all coins and precious metals bullion remain ex-empt from Texas sales tax).

Since each coin offered this month is one-of -a-kind, you need to contact us quickly to check on availability and lock in your order. Call our Trading Desk toll-free at 800-527-2375 to do so.

Naturally, we picked up some other stun-ning treasures to tempt you:

Tied For Finest Known Deep

Mir-ror Prooflike 1879-S Morgan Silver

Dollar:

The 1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar is one of the more common dates in the series. Just a couple of days ago, Tom purchased from a savvy collector a Superb Gem Mint State-67 Deep Mirror Prooflike 1879-S

Mor-gan for the highest price we have ever paid for a specimen of this date.

This NGC-certified beauty is flashy white. You can see your reflection in the deep mir-ror fields from more than a foot away! It is one of only 10 specimens of this Deep Mir-ror Prooflike grade certified by PCGS and NGC over the past 35 years, with none grad-ed higher.

All Morgan Silver Dollars in Superb Gem Mint State-67 Deep Mirror Prooflike quality are extreme rarities. I could find only 2 specimens of any “common-date” that ap-peared in a major auction in the past two years. Both were 1880-S dates (that has a current PCGS Retail catalog of $9,500, low-er than the $12,000 for the 1879-S), which have a combined PGCS/NGC population of 44 in this grade plus 5 in even higher quali-ty. One of them sold for $3,210 and the other for $8,400.

The 1879-S is much less common than the 1880-S in lofty Deep Mirror Prooflike grades. It is so rare that it has been 8 years since the last time one of this grade changed hands in a major auction—where it sold for $4,994. The previous five specimens sold at auction between 2005 and 2009 for prices ranging from a low of $8,625 to a high of $16,100. We might realize a higher price if we placed this coin in an auction today. However, that means we would never have the opportunity to repurchase it from the buyer. If you will promise to honor us by giving us the first option to buy it back from

you when it’s time to sell, you can own this amazing coin for just $4,995.

Mini-Hoard Of 1888 Morgan

Sil-ver Dollars:

We recently purchased a 100 -coin lot of fresh, original Mint State 1888 Morgan Dollars. The average quality was so high that we removed 20 coins to send to the grading services for possible certification as MS-64 or MS-65 pieces. The remaining coins easily average MS-62 or better, with the range running from MS-60 to MS-64.

Most Morgan Silver Dollar Rolls available today have had the high end coins removed, with the remaining coins averaging MS-61 condition. You could pay $1,075 for MS-60+ 20-coin rolls of the most common Pre-1921 Morgan Dollars. While not rare in lower mint state grades, the 1888 date is def-initely less common than other dates in low-er mint state grades and surprisingly uncom-mon in MS-64 and nicer condition. While these 80 coins last, purchase a 20-coin roll for $1,150 or a 10-coin mini-roll for $585.

Gem Uncirculated-66

Exception-al Paper QuException-ality Series 1928-A

$1.00 Silver Certificates:

The Series 1928-A $1.00 Silver Certificate is the most affordable of all high grade Series 1928 and 1934 Silver Certificates. Paper Money Guaranty (PMG) has certified 959 specimens of this note in Gem Uncirculated-66 and all higher grades. If you ever wanted to own an absolutely beautiful example of one of the earliest Small Size US paper money, you can purchase one of two specimens available for just $150 each.

Ancient Euboean League Silver

Drachm:

The island of Euboea (“the land rich in cows”) is the second largest of all Greek islands. Upon winning independence from Athens in 411 BC, it formed a self-governing league of cities on the island.

This internal self-governance even contin-ued after being conquered by Macedonian King Philip II (the father of Alexander the Great) and ended only after being ruled by the Romans.

This NGC-certified Silver Drachm issued from 304-290 BC grades Fine with strike 5/5 and surface 2/5. A nymph is depicted on the obverse while the head of a bull is on the reverse, draped with fillets (ribbons). This piece is well-centered and decently detailed, though a bit dark. At $69.95, that is barely 3 cents a year for all this history.

Liberty Coin Service Computer Quotes 2PM EST

1.6.21 Spot Prices

Coins, Rolls and Sets

Gold:

$1,909.50

U.S. 10 pc Gold Medallion Set, 1980-1984, BU

$14,990

Silver:

$27.09

U.S. Morgan Dollar, 1921, Brilliant Uncirculated Roll/20

Not Avail

Platinum:

$1,092.00

U.S. Morgan Dollar, Pre-1921, Brilliant Uncirculated Roll/20

$1,075

Palladium:

$2,490.00

U.S. Peace Dollar, Brilliant Uncirclated Roll/20

$690

Numismatic Coins

(PCGS/NGC/ICG Graded)

MS-63 MS-64

MS-65

U.S. $20.00 St Gaudens

2,125 2,175

2,555

U.S.

$20.00 Liberty

2,185 2,680

3,670

U.S.

$10.00 Liberty

1,230 1,685

2,320

U.S.

$5.00 Liberty

695

885

1,475

U.S. 4 pc Indian Gold Type Set

5,060 6,185 12,830

U.S. 4 pc Liberty Gold Type Set

4,580 5,740

8,065

U.S. 8 pc Gold Type Set

9,580 11,775 20,445

U.S. Morgan Dollar (Pre-1921)

62

74

155

U.S. Peace Dollar

52

67

122

Prices quoted are for quantities indicated, and are actual selling prices at today's closes. Smaller lots are available at slightly higher prices. No Michigan Sales Tax on rare coins or precious metals bullion. Numismatic purchases have a 14 day return period. Orders for bullion-priced items (marked with *) are not returnable and, after confirmation, cannot be cancelled.

Liberty Coin Service Computer Quotes 2PM EST

1.6.21 Spot Prices

Coins, Rolls and Sets

Gold:

$1,909.50

U.S. 10 pc Gold Medallion Set, 1980-1984, BU

$14,990

Silver:

$27.09

U.S. Morgan Dollar, 1921, Brilliant Uncirculated Roll/20

Not Avail

Platinum:

$1,092.00

U.S. Morgan Dollar, Pre-1921, Brilliant Uncirculated Roll/20

$1,075

Palladium:

$2,490.00

U.S. Peace Dollar, Brilliant Uncirclated Roll/20

$690

Numismatic Coins

(PCGS/NGC/ICG Graded)

MS-63 MS-64

MS-65

U.S. $20.00 St Gaudens

2,125 2,175

2,555

U.S.

$20.00 Liberty

2,185 2,680

3,670

U.S.

$10.00 Liberty

1,230 1,685

2,320

U.S.

$5.00 Liberty

695

885

1,475

U.S. 4 pc Indian Gold Type Set

5,060 6,185

12,830

U.S. 4 pc Liberty Gold Type Set

4,580 5,740

8,065

U.S. 8 pc Gold Type Set

9,580 11,775

20,445

U.S. Morgan Dollar (Pre-1921)

62

74

155

U.S. Peace Dollar

52

67

122

Prices quoted are for quantities indicated, and are actual selling prices at today's closes. Smaller lots are available at slightly higher prices. No Michigan Sales Tax on rare coins or precious metals bullion. Numismatic purchases have a 14 day return period. Orders for bullion-priced items (marked with *) are not returnable and, after confirmation, cannot be cancelled.

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by Tom Coulson, LCS General Manager

Late last year, Liberty Coin Service purchased nearly

com-plete sets of $2.50, $5.00, and $10.00 Indians from a long

time collector. This numismatist had carefully assembled the

collections, making the deliberate decision to skip the very

scarcest and expensive issues. Every specimen had been

in-dependently certified by either the Professional Coin Grading

Service (PCGS) or Numismatic Guaranty Corporation

(NGC).

We love buying coins and currency from long

-

term

collec-tors. The reason why is that the average quality of the pieces

for their technical grade tends to have more eye appeal than

typically seen in what we receive from other dealers.

This collection was right in line for overall mostly solid to

exceptional quality for the condition, though there were a

few pieces we excluded from this offer as not meeting our

strict quality standards.

Once we acquired these collections, I asked LCS

Commu-nications Officer Patrick A. Heller to update his

Undervalua-tion Index™ Analysis for each of these three series. Since

none of the $2.50 Indians in any grade in this updated

analy-sis merited our Highest Recommendation for appreciation

potential, we have narrowed this offering to only the $5.00

and $10.00 Indians from these collections.

You love bargains in Better-Date Pre-1934 US Gold

Coins with a high Undervaluation Index

™!

As you check

the list of available coins on the back, you will see that five

from each series merited our Highest Recommendation for

appreciation potential. For most of our Undervaluation

In-dex™ analyses, it takes a rating of 20 or higher to merit this

top status. However, since gold prices are now much higher

than they were back in early June 1989 (when the gold spot

was $363), we tightened our standards for the US $5.00,

$10.00 and $20.00 Gold Coin denominations to have a rating

of at least 40 to earn our Highest Recommendation for

appre-ciation potential. By the way, since these analyses do not

extend lower than MS

-

62 quality, we list the Undervaluation

Index™ for the MS

-

62 grade for the AU

-

55, AU

-

58, and MS

-

61 pieces in these collections.

Several coins in these collections are the finest

speci-mens we have ever handled in our 50 years in business!

Among these are the 1915

-

S $5.00 Indian (which we note

has a clean and nice obverse and great reverse luster) and the

1911

-

D (good color, reverse pretty nice, decent Choice

About Uncirculated) and 1911

-

S (very nice with a clean face

on the obverse and a solid reverse) $10.00 Indians.

Lots of incredible rarities.

As I said, this collector

avoid-ed the scarcest coins in each series. But, that doesn’t mean

there aren’t plenty of rarities included. Five coins have low

mintages—the 1911

-

D $5.00 Indian (mintage 72,500), the

1908

-

S $10.00 Indian (59,850), the 1911

-

D $10.00 Indian

(30,100), the 1911

-

S $10.00 Indian (51,000), and the 1913

-

S

$10.00 Indian (66,000). In the past 35 years, by the way,

PCGS and NGC together have certified a paltry 135 of the

1911

-

S $10.00 Indians in the Choice Mint State

-

63 and all

higher grades!

All seven of the San Francisco Mint $5.00 Indians are 33 to

113 times scarcer than the common

-

date 1909

-

D for the

same grade and all in nicer condition. Among the fifteen

$10.00 Indians offered here, a whopping nine of them are at

least 149 times rarer than the common

-

date 1932 issue in the

same and all higher grades!

Several rarities are available at close to common-date

prices!

Review the list closely. You will notice that the

Choice Mint State

-

63 1910 $5.00 Indian is more than 10

times as scarce as the PCGS and NGC population for the

1909

-

D in the same and all higher grades, yet you pay barely

7% more! Or consider the MS

-

62 1915 $5.00 Indian that is

more than 7 times rarer than the MS

-

62 or nicer 1909

-

D

is-sue, but you only pay an extra $15. In $10.00 Indians, the

1909

-

D in MS

-

61 quality is more than 80 times scarcer than

the 1932 in MS

-

61+ condition, but you pay less than 10%

more! Even better, as you can see, many of these coins are

today selling for less than they were in mid

-

1989 at $363

gold spot!

The

bad news

is that these coins are all one

-

of

-

a

-

kind.

There are a total of 18 different $5.00 Indians and just 15 of

the $10.00 Indians. When these sell, we don’t know when or

if we may ever see more specimens at the prices at which we

offer them here.

They may not last long:

There is a good chance that this

list will sell out quickly. A delay may cost you the

oppor-tunity to take advantage of today’s bargains!

Review the list for rarity compared to the 1909

-

D $5.00

Indians or the 1932 $10.00 Indians. Check the value, then

call us today. With each coin being one

-

of

-

a

-

kind, we have

omitted the order coupon.

You must call our Trading Desk at 800-527-2375 to

con-firm availability and to reserve your order.

Check our

Computer Quotes page for the postage charges. For fastest

shipment, you can use your Visa, Mastercard, or Discover

charge card to have your purchase shipped to the credit card

billing address.

Impressive

Collections Of

$5.00 & $10.00

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The $5.00 & $10.00 Indian Collections

Compare Rarity and Value To the 1909-D $5.00 and 1932 $10.00 Indians

PCGS/NGC June December 2020 Catalog

Population for 1989 Coin PCGS Undervaluation Rarity to LCS

Date

Grade

grade + higher Retail Values Retail

Index

Common Date

Price

$5.00 Indians

1908

MS

-

64

2,104

$13,550 $2,350 $2,500

17

3x

$2,195

1908

-

D

MS

-

63 CAC

3,362

$9,250 $900 $1,460

46

7x

$1,375

1909

MS

-

63

2,971

$5,565 $1,050 $1,410

45

8x

$1,150

1910

MS

-

63

2,418

$5,660 $1,200 $1,360

49

10x

$1,175

1910

-

D

MS

-

62

1,321

$2,050 $1,350 $1,350

52

34x

$1,175

1910

-

S

MS

-

61

622

$2,500 *

$1,750 (MS

-

62) 214

88x

$1,495

1911

MS

-

63

3,138

$5,375 $1,300 $1,410

33

8x

$1,150

1911

-

D

AU

-

55

1,724

*

$3,500 $2,850 (MS

-

62) 70

37x

$2,495

1911

-

S

MS

-

62

1,353

$2,650 $1,900 $1,800

46

33x

$1,750

1912

MS

-

63

3,740

$5,375 $1,200 $1,310

30

6x

$1,225

1912

-

S

MS

-

61

485

$2,400 *

$2,600 (MS

-

62) 135

113x

$2,495

1913

MS

-

63

4,048

$5,375 $950 $1,260

35

13x

$1,175

1913

-

S

MS

-

61

774

$3,750 *

$2,350 (MS

-

62) 128

71x

$2,175

1914

MS

-

62

3,037

$1,900 $850 $1,165

33

14x

$895

1914

-

S

MS

-

61

996

$2,250 *

$2,850 (MS

-

62) 48

55x

$2,595

1915

MS

-

62

6,196

$1,800 $700 $915

18

7x

$895

1915

-

S

MS

-

61 CAC 577

$3,200 * $3,750 (MS

-

62) 86

95x

$3,750

1916

-

S

MS

-

62

1,313

$2,400 $2,850 $2,250

29

34x

$1,995

For comparison

1909

-

D

AU

-

55

64,943

$640 $640 $670

$640

1909

-

D

MS

-

61

55,042

$895 * $800

$765

1909

-

D

MS

-

62

45,344

$1,800 $750 $915

2

$880

1909

-

D

MS

-

63

25,555

$5,375 $270 $240

5

$1,095

1909

-

D

MS

-

64

6,515

$13,550 $1,950 $1,860 6

$1,765

$10.00 Indians

1908

-

D No Motto MS

-

62

842

$1,825 $3,250 $2,750

83

149x

$2,350

1908

-

D With Motto MS

-

62

769

$1,200 $2,650 $2,400

73

163x

$2,250

1908

-

S

MS

-

61

420

$3,525 * $5,500 (MS

-

62) 207

314x

$4,595

1909

MS

-

62

2,506

$1,000 $1,750 $1,400

28

50x

$1,350

1909

-

D

MS

-

61

1,611

$1,595 * $1,350 (MS

-

62) 109

81x

$1,295

1909

-

S

MS

-

61

759

$1,995 * $1,800 (MS

-

62) 168

173x

$1,795

1910

-

S

MS

-

61

1,551

$1,695 *

$1,310 (MS

-

62) 161

85x

$1,375

1911

MS

-

62

15,279

$890 $1,300 $1,380

5

8x

$1,300

1911

-

D

AU

-

58

860

$2,500 $6,250 $6,500 (MS

-

62) 315

155x

$4,495

1911

-

S

MS

-

63

135

$5,375 $12,500 $11,000

293

683x

$8,750

1912

MS

-

62

9,054

$890 $1,400 $1,465

8

13x

$1,325

1913

-

S

AU

-

58

820

$3,500 $4,000 $3,750 (MS

-

62) 678

163x

$2,995

1914

-

S

MS

-

62

725

$1,700 $3,250 $3,000

90

173x

$2,950

1916

-

S

MS

-

62

758

$2,600 $3,000 $2,500

143

165x

$2,495

1926

MS

-

63

41,955

$3,000 $1,450 $1,475

4

2x

$1,420

For comparison

1932

AU

-

58

133,788

$495 $1,250 $1,185

$1,120

1932

MS

-

61

131,974

$595 * $1,250

$1,180

1932

MS

-

62

125,681

$890 $1,350 $1,350

0

$1,300

1932

MS

-

63

92,244

$3,000 $1,450 $1,475

2

$1,420

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