Proof coins are always worth more than the circulating coins they resemble. Mint collector coins are different than circulating coins and need to be valued differently. Mint coins can come with several various types of surfacing, proof being one, bullion, burnished and brilliant uncirculated the others.
The $50 gold coin has no circulating counterpart. It does have a similar brilliant uncirculated counterpart however. While ordinarily proof coins are more valuable than similar brilliant uncirculated coins this is not always the case. The lower amounts of brilliant uncirculated coins minted can cause these to become more valuable than the proof variety for the same year. 1986 had a relatively low minting of brilliant uncirculated collector mint coins and they are, for this and a few other years only, more valuable than the proof varieties.
As is always the case with collectible coins, condition affects value. Hence any collectible coin needs an accurate assessment of condition before a specific value can be assigned. Values for these type collector coins are represented in "The Red Book" a semiannually published book listing US coin values.
The 1993 5 coin proof set sells for about $7.
Proof coins are struck on specially prepared and polished dies and are hand finished after striking to give the coin a mirror like finish. A Proof coin to purchase brand new from the Mint, would cost significantly more than its face value, simply because it takes more time and effort to produce them. On rare occasions, an uncirculated coin may be worth more than the equivalent Proof coin because the uncirculated coin is rarer or more sought after by collectors than the equivalent Proof coin.
HI IN Simple terms, 99.9% (just like some coins), of the time, a PROOF coin will normally be worth MORE than a MS70 of the same year. The exception can be if you have an MS70 (or 69) coin that has no proof coins for that year, and so, is extremely rare just by itself. PROOF coins are usually worth more, because they are untouched by human hands. An MS 65 or better coin, could be a coin that is culled from uncirculated coins, but has one really slight flaw.
Proof SACAGAWEA coins run from $1.75 to about $10.00 depending on the DATE an grade.
The US Mint does not produce $5.00 Silver Proof coins. Are you sure it's not gold? Is it a US coin? Post new question.
Uncirculated and Proof versions of this coin were struck, but value is the same for both at $6.00
If the coin is a Proof coin it is worth about $20 USD. If it is not a proof coin and is uncirculated it is worth about $12 USD. (2/28/2010)
A British 1986 Two Pence coin (Proof FDC), could fetch up to £1 GBP. A reputable coin dealer will be able to give a more accurate valuation. These coins are still potentially in circulation so, unless they are part of a Proof or uncirculated mint set or are individual Proof or uncirculated coins and in absolute mint condition, they are worth Two Pence.
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This is a proof coin not made for circulation, if it was found in pocket change the value is 50 cents.
the 3 coin proof set with 2 silver proof one dollar coins and one 10 dollar proof gold coin is worth about $550.00 retail the 3 coin proof set with 2 silver proof one dollar coins and one 10 dollar proof gold coin is worth about $550.00 retail
Face value only, unless it's a proof or Silver proof coin in its original packaging. Then it's worth about £8 for a proof or around £20 if it's a silver proof.
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The 1993 5 coin proof set sells for about $7.
An American Silver Eagle coin's worth depends on the coin. Most proof versions are worth around $85 whereas and uncirculated versions are worth around $55-$100. Some issues are worth a large sum, such as the 1995-W proof, which is worth $3,500.
What is the denomination of this American Eagle Gold Bullion? - The US Treasury minted $5, $10, $25, and $50 coins.