please grade this 1891-s double eagle; how much would you pay for it?
KollectorKing
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melt
20% Under.
As I type melt is $1,168.26, so probably $1,140.
$20 back of melt
When we say 'melt', it is assumed the chain and bezel is included... so the melt of the coin plus would be a fair figure to start negotiation... Cheers, RickO
That's the kind of offer I would expect taking it to a local dealer. I might offer a bit more if interested but not much more.
Meltish would be fair i feel
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98% of melt + something for the bezel and chain
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Finest Toned Ike I've Ever Seen, been looking since 1986
Generous ...$40 back of melt .. bezel looks worn . 14K?.....scrap gold price
EF-40 sharpness, "improperly cleaned," or more accurately - worked on or polished with jeweler's rouge . Looking at what the others say, it's worth a bit less than melt although 20% below melt seems way harsh to me.
Likely worth a bit less than melt, as BillJones said, however, for selling purposes, I would not start below melt....Cheers, RickO
Ex - jewelry. No grade. Net XF.
What is the bezel? 14k ?
How much does it weigh ?
Can't give a price until I know what I'm pricing. Just the coin: 10% back of melt as it's damaged.
bob:)
I would not buy it for anything other than Bullion if that is the question.
Melt, it's s compromised coin, jewelry piece.
Like the others said; also the jewelry piece would go well worn by a guy with a hairy chest, a classic. http://thumbs2.picclick.com/d/w1600/pict/182229685149_/Adult-Realistic-70s-Hairy-Chest-Top-Sleeveless-Vest.jpg