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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 3314285, member: 100459&quot;]I wrote about my 2009 Ultra High Relief recently. I got into coin collecting because I inherited a ton of coins when my father died.&nbsp; I got to reading about coin collecting and decided that 1, I wanted to have some gold coins, and 2, I wanted some hedge against inflation. (I have been a CPA over 30 years and should know better.) Anyway, I contacted a friend that bought and sold coins. He had just bought 3 gold coins, ungraded, that I bought a 1895 $10 Eagle for about $850, a 1904 Double Eagle for about $1,200, and a 2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle for $1,300. I sent the eagle and double eagle in for grading. The eagle was graded MS61 (Red Book for MS60 is about $1,000, the 1903 Double Eagle came back &quot;UNC DETAILS: OBVERSE SCRATCHED&quot;) VALUE=?, and the 2009 doesn&#039;t even give a price on MS68, nor are they advertised on ebay or any other place for MS68) It was a shot in the dark.&nbsp; If you are lucky in cards, try your luck with NGC, PCGS, or any other TPG.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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