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  1. This is amazing, thank you so much!
  2. Again, thank you all so much for the insights. Even a 300 percent increase from 63 that would put a 70 at $105. If someone wants it that badly, more power to them. As for myself, I decided the $475 would be better put towards fulfilling my dream of one day having a 1907 high relief $20 St. Gaudens.
  3. I would like to thank everyone who took the time to respond. I really appreciate it. I am glad to know I am not alone in my belief that the price being asked is absurdly high.
  4. No problem with the coin type etc: it is very obscure though. Bhutan 1992, 300 ngultrum solar system edition: https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/bhutan-300-ngultrums-km-63-1992-cuid-1045179-duid-1287338
  5. EagleRJO thank you for responding; I will message you.
  6. Dear fellow NGCers: I am in a bit of a quandary over pricing between PF 63 and PF 70. I contemplating purchasing a PF 70 coin on an auction site. The PF 63 price is listed as around US$35. The seller is asking $450, which to me seems extraordinarily high. Unfortunately, there is no listed price for this particular coin in PF 70 grade, so I do not have anything definitive on which to base a decision to pay anywhere close to this price. If anyone knows of any resources I could use to determine what an appropriate PF 70 price would be, I would really appreciate it.