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[Thorne]

I have a 98 wide am that I'd say is in ms-65 condition. But what do I know. Any thoughts about getting something like that graded

 

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[GlenDronach]

If it was a 99 definitely, what are the values for the 98's though? If it's not enough to cover, I wouldn't bother.

 

[MentalUnrest]

I agree. I have found 2 98's and they were both in nice red condition. One sold for $10 and the other did not sell at all when I started it at $8.00.

Very cool find but monetarily not worth much. Make sure your checking the 92P and 92D for the close AM. Now those are huge money if should find one.

MU

 

[ArkieBassMan]

I personally wouldn't spend $50 to get a $10 coin graded and slabbed. Both of those values are a "guesstimate". I have no idea exactly what it costs to get a coin graded, nor the exact value of your coin.

With that said, its your coin and your money. If you prefer to have it graded, by all means do so!

 

[Thorne]

I think its only like 12 to get it graded. And I agree about it not being worth 12 to get a 10$ coin graded. But it does make your coin worth more. Does it make it worth it doubtful

 

[MentalUnrest]

PCGS cost $30 per coin. Other grading services are probably a bit less.

MU