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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;conderluva, post: 1283947, member: 21717&quot;]Yes, you&#039;d likely do much better contacting Bill McKivor.&nbsp; He&#039;s one of the bigger Conder dealers in the US and publishes a quarterly fixed price list.&nbsp; He&#039;ll be back from his trip to England in a couple days and will publish a new list shortly afterward.&nbsp; Jerry Bobbe and Gary Groll are two other very well known dealers in the biz.&nbsp;&nbsp; At any rate, I know some guys will actually buy stuff from Bill, slab-ify it and then post it on the &#039;bay.&nbsp; Also, most conder tokens trade raw.&nbsp; Some get slabbed in the US though to increase their marketability.&nbsp; But MS-63 is not surprising for a conder token. Genuine trade tokens were initially created to compensate for a lack of small change.&nbsp; They became collectible in the 1790s.&nbsp; So a good number survived in great condition.&nbsp; Many were also made specifically for collectors - and thus, didn&#039;t ever circulate.&nbsp; So, for many varieties, MS-60 thru MS-63 is par for the course.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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