So Called Dollar, Brian Boru, HK-390

I aquired a Brian Boru HK-390 in the past and was curious what I could learn about its past and value. I dont have any real expierience in the so called dollar field. It is certified by NGC MS-64. thanks
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I know that HK-390 is a rare so-called dollar and fairly expensive, especially in high grade. Regarding current value, I must defer to the resident experts on this subject (tmott99, jonathanb and others).
Smallforest has a new price guide out available on ebay. On that, he lists a circulated one at $343. I'd guess that yours might get $750-$1000 but that's only a guess. It's tied with one othat at a top pop with a total of 3 medals certified in all grades. Those numbers will generally excite buyers.
Do you have any pictures of it that you can share?
in the end, the best a collector can do is to pay attention and note what's happening, both in numbers of medals and pricing/venue where sold, then buy the best quality at the most reasonable price. that plan will almost always produce a nice collection.
<< <i>God, why would anyone want to collect a medal such as that??? I'd MUCH rather have coins with dead Presidents on them.
Heathen! YE Blasphemer!!
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
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That dude looks like he's ready to open up a serious can of whup on somebody.
well, that's because he did!!!
There's also some great information on that at so-calleddollars.com if anyone is interested.
<< <i>God, why would anyone want to collect a medal such as that??? I'd MUCH rather have coins with dead Presidents on them.
Well, he is called "George Washington of Ireland"