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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Weston, post: 1857627, member: 58878&quot;]It is all about supply and demand. If that is a needed coin in a set, someone may pay more for it, as they may not come to market very often. Other factors play a big role also. Such as eye appeal and which company graded it. Also, it depends what you consider &quot;retail.&quot; Red book prices aren&#039;t always accurate. For example: Red Books &quot;retail&quot; price to an 1807 capped bust half dollar in xf-40, is about $900(give or take.) They would sell like no other coin if they were actually that price. I just watched one sell for $2875. Therefore, I look at it as they are not &quot;overpaying&quot; for it, because if I wanted one, I would have to pay that premium. Which means non-other-than, it is worth the price.</p><p><br /></p><p>&quot;It is only worth what some one will pay for it.&quot;[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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