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<p>[QUOTE="JAncient77, post: 2805770, member: 88949"]Hello, I'm very very new to ancients. One thing that I'm really confused about is figuring values of coins. I inhereted some coins that really sparked my interest and rather than selling I would like to expand on my newly acquired collection. I love coins that are not slabbed but I do now have some expensive slabbed MS, CH MS and even a couple GEM Mint State slabbed ancient coins. I have no idea how to value these especially the GEM Mint State ones. Is there a way to go about identifying value? Is there a ballpark of what percentage a gem mint state ancient should sell for compared to say an auctioned near ef coin being sold on CNG? Just looking for a general metric for identifying coin values (current ones and possible new acquisitions). I'm finding myself overwhelmed at how to research values. In addition if I purchase through CNG, ATLAS, VCOINS, are these three dealers I can somewhat count on not getting ripped off? I realize prices fluctuate and can be subjective but if I purchase a fixed priced item can I count on it being priced within a 25% fair market value? The history and artistic value are fascinating to me and I'm looking forward to diving into this new world![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="JAncient77, post: 2805770, member: 88949"]Hello, I'm very very new to ancients. One thing that I'm really confused about is figuring values of coins. I inhereted some coins that really sparked my interest and rather than selling I would like to expand on my newly acquired collection. I love coins that are not slabbed but I do now have some expensive slabbed MS, CH MS and even a couple GEM Mint State slabbed ancient coins. I have no idea how to value these especially the GEM Mint State ones. Is there a way to go about identifying value? Is there a ballpark of what percentage a gem mint state ancient should sell for compared to say an auctioned near ef coin being sold on CNG? Just looking for a general metric for identifying coin values (current ones and possible new acquisitions). I'm finding myself overwhelmed at how to research values. In addition if I purchase through CNG, ATLAS, VCOINS, are these three dealers I can somewhat count on not getting ripped off? I realize prices fluctuate and can be subjective but if I purchase a fixed priced item can I count on it being priced within a 25% fair market value? The history and artistic value are fascinating to me and I'm looking forward to diving into this new world![/QUOTE]
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