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  The Key Dates Index, MS-65 is valued at $660,750.00.

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Relative value key point
3/22/2010
Defining 'common' differently 

Irish coin company holds first auction
3/22/2010
The inaugural auction from a new auction firm in Ireland held Feb. 19 realized 538,644 ($731,624) including the 15 percent buyer's fee. 

American Eagles swing
3/15/2010
Prices fluctuate for Proof coins 

3¢ coins have their fans
3/8/2010
Three primary buyer categories 

Künker's Berlin sale brings $7.8 million
3/8/2010
Two auctions conducted Jan. 28 by Fritz Rudolph Künker at the World Money Fair in Berlin realized an estimated 6,440,000 with the 15 percent buyer's fee ($7,873,430 in U.S. funds). 

Expo feels gold price fall
3/1/2010
Gold rarities show little impact 

1849 Open Wreath gold dollar realizes $218,000
3/1/2010
An 1849 Coronet, Open Wreath gold dollar graded Mint State 66 by Professional Coin Grading Service and stickered by Certified Acceptance Corp. realized $218,500 Feb. 5 in Long Beach, Calif. 

Saints heat up auctions
2/22/2010
Pre-Long Beach sales strong 

Nearly $5 million realized at Stack's Americana auction
2/22/2010
The Stack's New York Americana Sale, conducted Jan. 26 and 27 at the Director's Guild of America building, realized $4,939,975.65, including the 15 percent buyer's fee. The price realized is preliminary and unaudited, according to Stack's. 

2008 Proof sets popular
2/15/2010
Wholesale demand increases