Please value 1764 Augsburg 1 pfennig [solved]

Please help value this 1764 Augsburg 1 pfennig.

Diameter 17mm

Weight 1.5g

Numista link

N#97976

Thanks in advance

Please read the forum policy before posting. You obviously did, but the images are absolutely bad…..

Didn't realize the light had reflected, sorry.

Better pics

It is always best to remove the coin in question from the flip to better help with the exact identification. Having said that, these are full retail values for slabbed and graded coins only. Of course yours is not and would have to reduce these estimated retail values. I would personally grade your coin at fine based on what I can see. Good luck with it.

https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/german-states-augsburg-pfennig-km-181-1764-1766-cuid-1140515-duid-1343854

Thanks

You can find an answer on eBay or MA-shops.

tdziemia

You can find an answer on eBay or MA-shops.

Must you always promote these retail sites even after a satisfactory answer has already been provided? This is becoming annoying. I wonder how the paid sponsors feel about it.

tdziemia

You can find an answer on eBay or MA-shops.

Ebay has nothing in sold examples.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=1764+augsburg+1+pfennig+&LH_PrefLoc=2

MA has it.

https://www.ma-shops.com/shops/search.php?searchstr=1764+Augsburg+1+pfennig&catid=0&submitBtn=

However I never use 1 site completely for valuations if it had crossed my mind to use MA before posting, I would have done further research to get another reference or post my coin on this forum providing the link to MA to see if it was accurate.

Abram

harryg

tdziemia

You can find an answer on eBay or MA-shops.

Must you always promote these retail sites even after a satisfactory answer has already been provided? This is becoming annoying. I wonder how the paid sponsors feel about it.

1. Your answer is also a retail site!  😉

2. I am promoting sources for the best answer to the question in my opinion.  You are entitled to yours.

The difference is that I use a very large variety of reference sites and I don't promote any particular one. You have made abundantly clear your preferences over and over again as if your  preference and opinion is more valid. One of which I find to be the absolute worst to reference for serious collectors and which i find to be very bad advice.  It is a quick and easy reference for amateurs only in my opinion.

My logic is that if I want to assess the current market value, I go to places where I can see the largest number of coins that have sold recently or are currently for sale.

For more valuable coins I use coinarchives, acsearch and sixbid.   AC search is always a two step process to find the value, though.  For common low value coins I use eBay and/or MA-Shops (the latter especially for Central Europe).  For Polish coins I often use the wcn archive and onebid.  There are plenty of other places to look (vcoins, delcampe, etc).   .

I don't use ngc because I find it to differ from those sources a significant percentage of the time, I have no idea how old the data is, nor how it was compiled.  

And I know exactly how fresh the data is on those other sites.