Coin price guides

[BuckleBoy]

Of course no price list for "dug" coins exist. I have been a coin collector since I was 10 years old, and I know that fact as well as you. It proves nothing. The number of ground-found, higher-grade old silver coins is quite small compared to the number of examples in collectors' hands. So why would there be any need to have a price listing for them But to say every "dug" silver coin, unless it is a key or semi-key, is practically worthless is a gross overstatement that you should recant. If they were only worth 25% of bluebook in many cases, these higher-grade "dug" silver coins have a value well above melt. Do you not agree with that statement??!! So if we harshly field-clean or spit-clean them, we will reduce their value--and that is my whole point.

I won't be replying to this thread any more. I posted some information in a helpful manner and I don't wish to be attacked any more for it.


Regards,

Buckleboy

 

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[Texas Coin Hunter]

Hi if you want tobe accurate from month to month on coin priceing you can forget the REDBOOK, and such.....Get The Grey Sheet


http://www.greysheet.com/

Dave

 

[UnEarthed72]

Every silver coin I dug, you can't even tell it was in the ground. Copper I understand but what are you guys talking about with silver? What do your coins look like out of the ground? Here are two I dug.

That's my experience as well Oldplaces,not only have they come out of the hole like someone just dropped them the detail has been amazing on them as well.

I just ordered a subscription of coin price magazine,as will i get the Redbook mainly for reference.
Thanks for the replies everyone
~Shawn~

 

[poppa19]

I just bought a redbook 2008 by R.S Yeoman and love it!!