1898 Proof: $200-$350
1898 Matte Proof: $1,500-$3,000
Circulated:
Good-4 (G-4): $5
Very Good-8 (VG-8): $25
Fine (F): $55
Very Fine-20 (VF-20): $115
Extremely Fine-40 (XF-40): $305
About Uncirculated-55 (AU-55): $750
Mint State (MS):
*MS-60:* $1,050
*MS-61:* $1,220
*MS-62:* $1,500
*MS-63:* $2,000
*MS-64:* $2,700
*MS-65:* $5,000
*MS-66:* $12,000
*MS-67:* $18,000
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