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The prices listed within the NumisMedia FMV Price Guide represent our Fair Market Value determination for a properly graded coin within each category.
The pricing information we report comes from all over the numismatic market including many reliable dealers known for their unbiased market knowledge and information.
The NumisMedia Online Fair Market Value Price Guide (all grades, Good through MS70) is FREE to all visitors and does not require a password. Subscribers to our Monthly FMV Price Guide also get online access to the Plus and CAC Price Guides. NumisMedia Price Guides are constantly changing and updated daily.
The NumisMedia Monthly FMV Price Guide has 36 pages of VF through MS68 listings of the most recent Fair Market Value prices for coins offered by dealers in the numismatic community.
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Subscribers to the Dealer Price Guides will receive our Weekly Wholesale Market Dealer Price Guides and access to all of our Online and Mobile Price Guides: Market, FMV, PCGS, NGC, CAC, & Plus +.
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The Classic HD has grades from Fine through MS68 in every U.S. series in the higher denominations: Halves, Dollars, Gold, and Commemoratives.
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The Moderns Edition has grades from AU50 through MS70 in every Modern series.
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NumisMedia Weekly Extra
Weekly PDF Publication
Now included for all NumisMedia Dealer Subscribers and Members, the NumisMedia Weekly Extra Wholesale Dealer Prices, in PDF format only.
This comprehensive look into the coin market is our most complete publication yet, and it's got everything dealers have been asking for.
This easiest way to get your copy of the new Weekly Extra is with an Online-Only Dealer Subscription, for as little as $20/month.
All NumisMedia Dealer Subscribers and Members will receive the Weekly Extra, in PDF format, every Wednesday, via email, or download from numismedia.com/extra.
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Online-Only Dealer Subscribers will get full access to all of our Online and Mobile Price Guides: Market, FMV, PCGS, NGC, CAC and Plus+.
The pricing information we report, representing dealer trading levels for properly graded sight-seen coins, comes from all over the numismatic market, from reliable dealers known for their unbiased market knowledge.
Dealer subscribers are a part of our numismatic community, responsible for assisting us in our never-ending pursuit to report real market prices.
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NumisMedia Weekly Market Report
Current News and Analysis of the
United States Rare Coin Market
$8.4 Million Realized for the 1822 $5 Gold Capped Bust
April 5, 2021
If the recent Stack's Bowers Galleries Auction is any indication, the coin market is the hottest it has been in five years. With all the activity on the trading circuits as well, prices throughout the value charts are advancing. The Stack's Bowers sale was held in conjunction with the PCGS Members Only Show in Las Vegas, and there were many highlights, but the 1822 $5 Gold Capped Bust was the big story, selling for $8.4 million.
1822 $5 Gold Capped Bust certified by PCGS AU50
With this being the only coin available of this date, the 1822 $5 Gold Capped Bust brought a record $8.4 million, making it the most valued U.S. minted gold coin ever sold at auction, according to Stack's Bowers Galleries. There are two other examples of this coin, but this is the only one certified. Most recently this coin was sold from the D. Brent Pogue Collection. Perhaps it should get the same fanfare of the 1804 Dollar, the 1913 Liberty Nickel, and the 1894 S Barber Dime because it is definitely the rarest of the four coins.
1822 $5 Gold Capped Bust PCGS AU50 sold for $8,400,000 from Stack's Bowers Auctions in Las Vegas, Nevada, March 24 - April 1, 2021
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