Hey all. I bought a few new coins for my type set the other day ('27 Peace dollar, '09 Indian Head cent, '49 S Roosevelt dime, and '58 Franklin half proof), and I was wondering if there's any site online that has graphs or charts showing the price performance of certain coins/dates/mints over the years...maybe the last 10 or so. I'm really curious about the Franklin proof I just obtained. It's not worth too much now (I paid $35 for it), but I'm wondering how it might fare a few years down the road (of course, we're all curious about that kind of stuff!). Anybody know if such a site exists? I thought maybe PCGS or NGC might have something along those lines, but no luck yet. Thanks.
Ha, OK. My new stipulation is "free" as well as informative. The mag is the same that was used to price the proof, interestingly enough. Makes sense, though.
If you have a decent library near you, you can browse through a couple of old price guides and get an idea of where the coins have been priced in the past.
Well I think that DLRC also has a a price performance chart for some coins---the problem is that sometimes they don't have much to go by--since they only use what they have sold coins for its not as usefull as lets say Heritage. Speedy
