Coins
Hi i am trying to see what the value if some of my voins are , i cant tell the dofference bit on this evay sightni saw some for 475-14000&
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Hi i am trying to see what the value if some of my voins are , i cant tell the dofference bit on this evay sightni saw some for 475-14000&
reallynicestamps
·2 weeks agoI have been using Google AI to crosscheck some stamps I have been listing since the collector was ... erratic... about identification.
While it is helpful, always double check with the dealer listings that will be lower on the page.
lotzofuniquegoodies
·2 weeks ago@arbo-1378
Try using the eBay search box built into eBay. Then scroll down on left side to sold. Alternate method would be one of these sites. Important to remember condition matters and can be entirely subjective so results can vary.
Top Coin Price Guides
PCGS Price Guide: The PCGS Coin Price Guide is an industry standard for average dealer asking prices on U.S. and rare coins. You can also use PCGS CoinFacts for detailed historical data and population reports. [1, 2]
NGC Price Guide: The NGC World Coin Price Guide offers extensive valuation for both U.S. and international coins from 1600 to the present. [1]
Greysheet: The Greysheet Coin Prices platform provides professional, industry-standard wholesale pricing for collectible U.S. coins. [1]
Heritage Auctions: The Heritage Auctions Beginner's Guide helps novices match old U.S. coins to pictures and check historical values. [1]
Canadian Coins: For Canadian currency specifically, a single user on Reddit suggested using Coins and Canada as a reliable local valuation resource. [1]
sapphyres-designer-jewellery
·2 weeks agoAnother source is Krause Catalog, but they've gone out of business so their info isn't recent. (But it's OK if you want a paper catalogue).
There's a site called "Numista" that has lots of information about world coins, tokens, currencies and the like.