July 21, 2010
I found a rare gold coin. Where can I go to find it value?
It іѕ a 1914 Indian 2.5 gold coin.
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Comments on I found a rare gold coin. Where can I go to find it value?
look in the phone book for coin dealers in your area, they can appriase it for you.
try to look it up on ebay. com, see if others are selling. . . . .
like a local store. or sell it on ebay or take it to the mayor or question. com
in a pawn shop
You must go to an antique store.
1914 quarter eagle $2. 50, gold coin indian on front, eagle on back
from my most recent coin guide book -2005 journal:
condition is everything in valueas
1914
VF(very fine)–$160
EF(extra fine)–200
AU(very nearly uncirculated)–250
MS-63(mint state)—-5500
PF-63(waterproof state)–$6750
there is also a 1914 D coin. the D would be on back to left of arrows
the D coins are worth a bit less than the unadorned.
in view of the fact that my book was published, gold has really risen in price. todays values would be higher than i stated.
the prices that i gave are retail prices, if you bought from a dealer, this is what you would expect to pay.
when you are selling to a dealer, you will get less.
*** the mint state and waterproof state coins, look like groundbreaking new, never been touched, no scratches, no wear, no flaws*****
the city bank
mail it to me i will let you know. . . . lol
oh ummm its fake but ill take it off your hands just mail it thanks.
I am a numismatist.
Do as osto11 said, he or she is right.
And excellent luck rockhounding, that’s a nice leisure activity.
If you live anywhere near the Adirondacks, visit the
Ancient Hooper Mine on the back road above Thirteenth Lake,
off Route 28.