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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mark_h, post: 374310, member: 3726&quot;]First - I don&#039;t use the redbook.&nbsp; Sometimes the prices can be way off.&nbsp; I listed a range of numbers because I was not sure about the grade because I can not see all of Liberty.&nbsp; Second - I paid $55 dollars for my 1804 crosslet 4 no stems in VG8, but your coin looks nicer than mine (eye appeal). Third - I would have paid $70 dollars for that coin. If the liberty and date are as you said.&nbsp; The color of your coin is very nice to me.&nbsp; My software lists a VG8 at 78$ and I usually subtract from that number - like redbook prices.&nbsp; So I think you got a good deal, because you like the coin.&nbsp; If you notice I don&#039;t often play the what&#039;s it worth game. I don&#039;t mind responding, but I don&#039;t ask either.&nbsp; Mostly just because I like the coins I get and it may not be worth to others what I paid - but it was worth it to me.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have two threads that would be relevant here - one about a trade dollar.&nbsp; Where I mention how it is a gamble sometimes when I buy coins - read that post.&nbsp; Then in another post I have at 1830 O-122 bust half I just got - send me a PM on what you think I paid.&nbsp; It is graded AU-58 by NGC - use heritage and/or any other pricing grades you want.&nbsp; I will be busy for a while but I will respond.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is just me; but I am willing to pay my local dealer prices that I would not pay online. Why - because I get to see the eye appeal of a coin in person.&nbsp; And yes - even VG coins like this can look great to me. I got a 1808(AG-3) $39 large cent last week that I really like.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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