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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mike98024, post: 407597, member: 10019&quot;]Copper is tough to put a price on because grade means everything. With silver, F12 means something definite, but not in early copper. Color and corrosion are crucial to the value. The S-259 is valued at $60-$1250 depending on condition at the single grade of F-12. F-15 can go as high as $2000 according to Copper Quotes by Robinson. </p><p>&nbsp;Try hooking up with EAC. There is a gent named Bob Grellman who will attribute and grade your copper accurately for just a couple of bucks. He doesn&#039;t slab, but his opinion is highly regarded and will really add value should you sell. I have used his service on a 1798 and 1812, both XF+ coins that were dark and had surface corrosion. My coins sold with no problem for decent money because he graded then at F-12 net with a clear explanation.</p><p>&nbsp;Good luck- Mike[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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