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<p>[QUOTE="Coinsandmedals, post: 3741265, member: 107435"]I am a copper guy at heart, but I like the design in silver. I have a proof pattern farthing in silver (Peck-623) that I find attractive but otherwise, my collection is mostly copper. I think it would be difficult to put a price on it simply because these pieces are more or less traded in lots as opposed to individual sales. Given that the coin is gilt I can see a sale going one of two ways:</p><p><br /></p><p>1. The gilt may be viewed as damage if they come to the conclusion that is was not done officially. This would likely lower the selling price.</p><p><br /></p><p>2. With sufficient evidence that it was gilt officially, it might command a slight premium (not sure how much). Gilt pieces only seem to command strong premiums when they are well preserved.</p><p><br /></p><p>The other major limitation is demand. These pieces do not seem to be in demand right now and that keeps the price down. With that being said, this is a pretty cool piece that tells an interesting story. Just think of the stories this little piece could tell.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Coinsandmedals, post: 3741265, member: 107435"]I am a copper guy at heart, but I like the design in silver. I have a proof pattern farthing in silver (Peck-623) that I find attractive but otherwise, my collection is mostly copper. I think it would be difficult to put a price on it simply because these pieces are more or less traded in lots as opposed to individual sales. Given that the coin is gilt I can see a sale going one of two ways: 1. The gilt may be viewed as damage if they come to the conclusion that is was not done officially. This would likely lower the selling price. 2. With sufficient evidence that it was gilt officially, it might command a slight premium (not sure how much). Gilt pieces only seem to command strong premiums when they are well preserved. The other major limitation is demand. These pieces do not seem to be in demand right now and that keeps the price down. With that being said, this is a pretty cool piece that tells an interesting story. Just think of the stories this little piece could tell.[/QUOTE]
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