1908 gold indian with motto verses same coin with no motto/with is the price differen

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What condition?

 

I think i forgot to mention that this is a 10.00 indian, 1908..... Is the indian with the motto worth more than the one with no motto?

 

The No Motto variety has a very small mintage of only 33,500 while the mintage of the Motto variety is 10x higher than that. The Redbook prices the No Motto variety a little higher.

 

"1908 gold indian with motto verses same coin with no motto/with is the price differen"





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Thank you for your reply, my broker sent me a 1908 no motto coin, i did not like the eye appeal, thus sent it back, then he found me another 10.00$ indian, with motto........he seems to be so very anxious to make sure that this coin has a motto or no motto, thus it raised red flag as to why it mattered so much the coin i have is with or without. I have not been collecting coins that long, thus i rely on independent folks for their opinions. Thank you again.

 

For what it's worth, checking Teletrade auctions over the past year, I see that there have been 14 1908 Motto coins offered for sale, and no No Motto coins.

 

One has "In God We Trust" and the other doesn't.

 

To register with Heritage, you have to provide a lot of personal information-- not really worth it if you don't intend on becoming a Heritage customer. Also, isn't one of the purposes of this web site to provide a place where collectors can get together with other collectors to discuss coins? Why just look at auction results if you have a chance to actually discuss the coins with fellow collectors? Especially if you're a novice, as the original poster seems to be.

 

Thank you, my broker seemed to be extremely interested in whether it has a motto or not. Mine does not...........

 

I wrote down the web site, you are correct, i am not interested in a whole lot of information to apply for, i occasionaly need feed back on certain coins and etc. Than you.

 

You are my angel, thank you for the info. You are so on the mark about giving a man a fish, verses teaching the man how to fish, wish those who choose not to work, collectin welfare for ages would learn how to fish.

 

You haven't taught the man to fish-- you've basically just given him directions to a members-only bait shop, and advised him not to ask advice from other fishermen.

 

I have another question for you folks, 1915 d ms67, graded by ngc. Buffalo nickel, my broker told me they make an error and should have charged me more, do they make mistakes like such?

 

Yes, he claims it is a special coin, i looked it up inthered book, and other sources, i saw one price for 400.00, some says higher and etc. The broker claims because it is a ms 67, it makes it rarer.