Finest Known Auctions Fair Market Value U.S. Rare Coin Price Guide

Fair Market Value Prices
for United States Rare Coins

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FMV Prices for United States Rare Coins

The prices listed within the FMV Price Guide represent a Fair Market Value determination for a properly graded coin within each category.

The pricing information reported comes from all over the numismatic market including many reliable dealers known for their unbiased market knowledge and information.

$1 Gold   (1849-1889)

Proof $1 Gold   (1854-1889)

$2½ Gold   (1796-1907)

Proof $2½ Gold   (1821-1907)

$2½ Indians   (1908-1929)

$3 Gold   (1854-1889)

Proof $3 Gold   (1854-1889)

$4 Gold Stellas   (1879-1880)

$5 Gold   (1795-1908)

Proof $5 Gold   (1829-1907)

$5 Indians   (1908-1929)

$10 Gold   (1795-1907)

Proof $10 Gold   (1804-1907)

$10 Indians   (1907-1933)

$20 Gold   (1849-1907)

Proof $20 Gold   (1859-1907)

$20 St. Gaudens   (1907-1932)

Early Dollars   (1794-1804)

Liberty Seated Dollars   (1836-1873)

Trade Dollars   (1873-1885)

Morgan Dollars   (1878-1921)

Proof Morgan Dollars   (1878-1921)

Proof Like Morgan Dollars   (1878-1921)

DMPL Morgan Dollars   (1878-1921)

GSA Morgan Dollars   (1878-1891)

Peace Dollars   (1921-1935)

Eisenhower Dollars   (1971-1978)

Susan B. Anthony Dollars   (1979-1999)

Sacagawea Dollars   (2000-current)

Presidential Dollars   (2007-current)

Early Halves   (1794-1807)

Bust Halves   (1807-1839)

Liberty Seated Halves   (1839-1891)

Proof Liberty
Seated Halves   (1839-1891)

Barber Halves   (1892-1915)

Proof Barber Halves   (1892-1915)

Walking Liberty Halves   (1916-1947)

Proof Walking
Liberty Halves   (1936-1942)

Franklin Halves   (1948-1963)

Full Bell Lines
Franklin Halves   (1948-1963)

Proof Franklin Halves   (1950-1963)

Kennedy Halves   (1964-current)

Bust Quarters   (1796-1838)

Liberty Seated Quarters   (1838-1891)

Proof Liberty
Seated Quarters   (1842-1891)

Barber Quarters   (1892-1916)

Proof Barber Quarters   (1892-1915)

Standing Liberty Quarters   (1916-1930)

Full Head Standing
Liberty Quarters   (1916-1930)

Washington Quarters   (1932-current)

Proof Washington
Quarters   (1936-current)

Bust Dimes   (1796-1837)

Liberty Seated Dimes   (1837-1891)

Proof Liberty Seated Dimes   (1837-1891)

Barber Dimes   (1892-1916)

Proof Barber Dimes   (1892-1915)

Mercury Dimes   (1916-1945)

Proof Mercury Dimes   (1936-1942)

Full Band Mercury Dimes   (1916-1945)

Roosevelt Dimes   (1946-current)

Proof Roosevelt Dimes   (1950-current)

Full Torch
Roosevelt Dimes   (1946-current)

Shield Nickels   (1866-1883)

Proof Shield Nickels   (1866-1883)

Liberty Nickels   (1883-1913)

Proof Liberty Nickels   (1883-1913)

Buffalo Nickels   (1913-1938)

Proof Buffalo Nickels   (1913-1937)

Jefferson Nickels   (1938-current)

Proof Jefferson Nickels   (1938-current)

Full Step
Jefferson Nickels   (1938-current)

Large Cents   (1793-1857)

Flying Eagle Cents   (1856-1858)

Indian Cents   (1859-1909)

Proof Indian Cents   (1859-1909)

Lincoln Cents   (1909-1933)

Modern Lincoln Cents   (1934-current)

Proof Lincoln Cents   (1909-current)

Silver Commemoratives   (1892-1954)

Gold Commemoratives   (1903-1926)

Modern Commems
Halves   (1982-current)

Modern Commems
Dollars   (1983-current)

Modern Commems
$5 Gold   (1986-current)

Modern Commems
$10 Gold   (1984-current)

Half Cents   (1793-1857)

Two Cents   (1864-1872)

Proof Two Cents   (1864-1873)

Three Cents Silver   (1851-1872)

Proof Three Cents Silver   (1854-1873)

Three Cents Nickel   (1865-1889)

Proof Three Cents Nickel   (1865-1889)

Half Dimes   (1794-1873)

Twenty Cents   (1875-1878)

Modern Eagles   (1986-current)

Modern Buffaloes   (2006-current)

America the Beautiful
Silver   (2010-current)

Signature Series   (1983-current)

Mint and Proof Sets   (1936-current)

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