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The same coin, two lives. MS-65 on the left, Fine-15 on the right. Condition is the key. We show the split with real auction buckets on games, notes, comics, and coins.
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1M+
Paper money records
59k+
Video game records
285k+
Comic records
741k+
Coin records
26 auction houses
2,405,474 sales analyzed
Live coverage starts with paper money, video games, comics, and coins.
Paper MoneyUS, world, obsolete, and more1,319,074auction records
Video GamesConsoles, cartridges, boxed sets59,572auction records
ComicsPublisher, series, and issue285,579auction records
CoinsUS, World, and Ancients741,249auction records
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ComingOther CollectiblesMore to comeRecent sale prices compared to what these items usually sell for.Usual is the middle price from sales before the last two weeks. Recent is the middle price from sales in the last two weeks. The percent tells you if recent prices went up or down from the usual price. One really high or low sale does not set the number, because we use the middle.
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