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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SyC, post: 1014742, member: 27336&quot;]I was looking through my 2011 Red Book and I noticed that some values for some coins are higher for no noticeable (to me) reason. For example, the 1983 P Roosevelt Dime as MS-65 is listed as $5.50, while the rest of the dimes (at MS-65) are generally $0.75-2.00. The mintage isn&#039;t significantly lower than the rest of the years so it doesn&#039;t seem to be a key date or even a semi-key date. This type of thing happens throughout the book. I was wondering why that is.</p><p><br /></p><p>I understand that the values are &quot;retail prices figured from data from the listed contributors approximately two months prior to publication (Red Book).&quot; But I still don&#039;t understand how some of these coins are valued at what they are listed. Any insight?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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