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Flowing Hair Dollar Question Re: PCGS Price Guide
SilverEagles92
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I was just looking at the Cert Verification for a 1795 3 Leaves Flowing Hair Dollar in AG3, and it said that the PCGS Price Guide Value was $700. If I was looking for one of these coins, could I reasonably expect to get one for $700 or would it be more like $1,000+?
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<< <i>sold for $1610 this year >>
That's the very coin I was looking up on the PCGS website. I didn't think they were selling for $700, so I just wanted to confirm
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Otherwise, these coins don't often come problem free (and slabbed) for under 1k (below AG might be the exception).
<< <i>You might be able to find an AG 1799 (the most common date) for $700.
Otherwise, these coins don't often come problem free (and slabbed) for under 1k (below AG might be the exception). >>
The FH design was only minted in 1794 and 1795 so the 1799 mentioned above would be a DB dollar.
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edited to add that she's got more meat than the PCGS G4 that sold on Heritage a yr ago yesterday.
<< <i>Heritage archives sorted by date and grade >>
How did you sort by date and grade? I've been dreaming of being able to do this for several years!
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<< <i>Heritage archives sorted by date and grade >>
How did you sort by date and grade? I've been dreaming of being able to do this for several years! >>
The "new" search feature allows sorting by date, certification service, grade, auction, featured lots, price realized, sold vs not sold and by featured collection. At first I didn't like the new search engine, but now I use it exclusively. You have to me a member to see the price realized.
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