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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kerry67, post: 135246, member: 5747&quot;]I understand that something is only worth what someone will pay.&nbsp; I buy and sell classic cars and parts and I realize that books are to give you a close price range (hopefully).&nbsp; Take in account that someone bought a 69 Z-28 a couple years ago at auction for 130 thousand dollars.&nbsp; By the book it is a 40 thousand dollar car at the time.&nbsp; But, he had the money and wanted to prove he had money.&nbsp; Two years later he sold the car at the same auction for 60 thousand in the same condition.&nbsp; So, what is the car really worth ??&nbsp; I think it is up to the individual. If they bought it and are happy with it, than that is what is worth.</p><p><br /></p><p>I also realize that I am a new coin collector and don&#039;t know squat about it yet but, by my eye and with the help of the books that were recommended to me, that is how I see my coin.&nbsp; I am sure I am way off though, but I bet it is worth more than the 30 bucks I paid for it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks for the reply.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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