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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 681792, member: 4552&quot;]A price on a coin is like the price of anything that has no manufacturers suggested retail price. And even those types of items are basically what someone will pay for them. </p><p>Take Walmart or Kmart. The sell shoes for say $25/pair. The season for those runs out so they mark them down, down, down until they are now selling for $2/pair. Kmart blue light specials I mean. So does that mean the shoes are only worth $2/pair? Of course if you tried to resell them at a flea market you might get $10/pair so does that now make them worth $10?</p><p>This is the same thing with a coin. Someone I know that is into cameras told me at a camera show a Mamia large format camera started out as $900, resold from dealer to dealer until it was sold to a custome for $2700. So what was the camera worth? </p><p>A coin is the same. It&#039;s value is what you want it to be. It&#039;s worth is what you can sell it for.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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