Trying to find the value of 14 coins?

[dcbhd4i-migration]

Where is the most accurate and up to date value of some very nice gold coins? Including Saint Gaudens, Libertys, and Indian heads........Thanks for sending a link or an answer to my question.

[MarkFeld]

Welcome to the forum.

 

Are the coins certified? And if so, by what company and what are the dates and grades of the coins? The answers to those questions will hopefully help us provide you with the information you're seeking.

[AnkurJ]

Welcome!

[FishyOne]

I use PCGS CoinFacts for realized auction prices on certified coins. Raw coins that are problem-free can also be priced through realized auction listings (to a point anyway).

 

I used to use Greysheet but rarely do these days. You can join Heritage Auctions at Heritage Website and search completed listings for free. They include wholesale and retail price guides in most completed listings.

 

And welcome to the board!

[WoodenJefferson]

~click me~ is a general guide that should get you into the ball park...but we all know each and every ball park differ than the next one, right.

[johnny9434]

welcome to the forums

[Bruceswar]

Post photos and we can help more. What is nice to some people is not nice to others. 1 grade can make a ton of difference.

[123cents]

Welcome to the NGC forum. If you post photos and more information maybe we can help you.

[coinman_23885]

I would suggest searching for the particular issues you are interested in by searching the auction archives at Heritage Auction house. The main site is www.ha.com, and there are links to the auction archives there.

[grip]

Heritage worked most of the time for me.