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1909 $10.00 Indian Head MS61

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    The CDN monthly supplement dated August 12 has MS60 @ $900 bid/$900 ask and MS62 @ $1300 bid/$1400 ask. Hope this helps and thank you for your service.
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    Sorry for the typo...MS60 should be $900 bid and $950 ask.
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    pwrful4pwrful4 Posts: 282 ✭✭
    Thanks, much appreciated. Safe to assume $1,100 for the 61 then? I'm sure it's even a little higher since gold spiked this week.
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    << <i>Thanks, much appreciated. Safe to assume $1,100 for the 61 then? I'm sure it's even a little higher since gold spiked this week. >>



    1050 is about the price.


    if selling try to get 1000

    if buying try to keep it under 1100
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    illini420illini420 Posts: 11,689 ✭✭✭✭✭


    << <i>Thanks, much appreciated. Safe to assume $1,100 for the 61 then? I'm sure it's even a little higher since gold spiked this week. >>



    Maybe with gold going up you could get that. But by typing the coin into PCGS Moblie CoinFacts (entering 8862.61), I quickly brought up the last few auction results for PCGS coins in 60, 61 and 62 as follows:

    60
    8/10 - $911
    5/10 - $860

    61
    7/11 - $978
    7/11 - $863
    7/11 - $837

    62
    8/11 - $1830
    7/11 - $1324
    6/11 - $2128

    Based on that, it looks like the market prices a 61 about the same as a 60 and definitely not in the same league as a 62. Of course, now that a $10 in any condition is melting for about $900, $1100 for an uncirculated $10 Indian doesn't sound unreasonable. Good luck.

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