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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mainebill, post: 2265296, member: 44004&quot;]Huh?&nbsp; High grade or tough date&nbsp; seated dimes and seated coinage in general nearly ALWAYS bring over any guide price. The prices for seated coinage in the redbook are a joke. I look at coinfacts and auction prices for a value. Case in point. I have a 1873 no arrows closed 3 with nice color that came back as ms 65. Wholesale Book price is $1200 I found only 2 on ha archives period. Both had little eye appeal and sold in the $13-1400 range in the mid 2000s. How do you price a coin that has little auction records and has a pop of 5 in 65 2 higher. The book is not the way to go on these. Anything with good eye appeal and original skin is always snapped up for far over book price. Look at the Gene Gardiner sale. I feel seated dollars underrated and think they&#039;ll be a good investment when the new book comes out. I have one in my type set has a mintage of 7500!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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