Good: $1.50
Fine: $3.00
Very Fine: $6.00
Extremely Fine: $10.00
Uncirculated: $15.00
Please note that these are general values and the actual value of a particular coin may vary based on factors such as rarity, mintmark, and provenance. It is recommended to have your coin evaluated by a professional numismatist to determine its exact value.
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