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what is a good book that has coin prices?
ive been checking around for certain coins and the ones i find are Always cheaper than what my book says by 20 to 50 dollars can any explain
my book name is 2010 standard catalog of world coins
t o karla im only looking at graded coins from pcgs ncgs icg an one of the coins was a pcgs ms63 an was selling for 40 bucks less
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Coin value?
I have a 1988 s proof dime in ms70 condition and would like to know its value. The PCGS website price guide says that it is worth 0.00 but i know that this can’t be true. Couldn’t someone just break open a 1988 proof set and get the dime for a much lower price?
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Coin Collecting For Fun and Profit
Find out the Secrets of Coin Collecting For Fun and Profit. No matter what your age or occupation, Coin Collecting is an Interesting and Profitable Experience.
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Spare Change Ep02 : The Morgan Dollar – American’s favorite Silver Coin!
In the video we discuss the history and background of American’s favorite coin to collect “The Morgan Silver Dollar” The history of the morgan dollar is just as interesting as the morgan dollar for collecting. We also discuss what the trends are in collecting and investing in this wonder silver coin. Remember buy only graded Morgans from trusted grading services!
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Spare Change Ep01: Coin collecting do’s and dont’s (gold and silver coins too)
In this episode of spare change we talk about the things you need to know about coin collecting (Silver and gold coins too). We go over what type of American coins are out there to collect, what coin is worth what and how to avoid the scams when collecting In this series we will also talk about other coins around the world.
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David Hall Coin Market Comments 9/8/2008 PCGS Price Guide
From www.pcgs.com – the PCGS Price Guide. Aweekly video featuring David Hall. He talks about activity in the rare coin market and weekly, monthly, and yearly changes in coin values. In this episode, David gets into the cycles of coin price fluctuations, and reveals key indicators you can follow to anticipate pricing changes. Brought to you by Professional Coin Grading Service – www.pcgs.com