No. The prices paid for coins purchased from our fixed
price catalog are the private information of the buyers.
Prices of sold coins can often be more misleading than useful. Prices of
ancient coins have increased over time. The
price of a sold coin is not very useful, unless you also know when it sold and how prices for that
type have changed over time. Many of the sale prices of coins that sold at
Forum years ago would be only a fraction of their current value.
Comparing prices is more difficult than many new collectors understand. No two
ancient coins are exactly alike and many factors must be considered in pricing. It is not unusual to have a coin
type vary in
price, for example, from $30 in the lowest ugliest grade to $1000 with a prefect strike and attractive
patina.