Coin Price Guide
What are your coins worth? 7,994 coin values priced from real closed sales — Morgan and Peace dollars, wheat pennies, buffalo nickels, silver eagles, error coins and world coins. Raw and graded prices, updated as the market moves.
1795 Draped Bust Gold Eagle$2,500
1882 O Liberty Head Gold Eagle$2,215
2006 W [BURNISHED] $25 American Gold Eagle$1,550
1855 O Liberty Head Half Eagle$1,500
2004 $100 American Platinum Eagle$1,380
1877 S [DOUBLE DIE FS-802] Trade Dollar$1,250
2008 $25 American Gold Eagle$1,246
1900 O [VAM-10A] Morgan Dollar$1,000Grade is the whole game
Two coins with the same date and mint mark can differ in value by 100x on grade alone — a circulated Morgan dollar is silver-melt money while an MS-65 of the same year can fund a vacation. That's why serious coins trade in PCGS or NGC slabs: the grade is certified, so the price is arguable only about the market, not the coin. Check the mint mark first (the small letter tells you which facility struck it — some are rare), then look for errors and varieties: doubled dies, off-center strikes and repunched marks carry premiums that are easy to miss at a glance. Cleaned coins lose value permanently — collectors pay for original surfaces, toning and all.
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