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Determination of data of coins You must know, which coin at all you wants to determinate. Therefore you could search the coin in a catalog or other numismatic literature. Label, nominal ones, date and coining/shaping letter are to be considered. Evaluate objectively the coin after their preservation! The price of a coin isn´t only determined by the popularity, rarity, preservation and partly by the precious metal price! Rather a coin is only as much worth, as what you get for it after sales. If you go to the bank with a euro-Vatikan set 2002, you would obtain only the nominal value of 3,88 euro, while a dealer gives you a corner more for it (approx. 900 euro), a collector pays at most (approx. 1200 euro). Declared values in catalogs are usually only data for the price which a collector pays at the most for the desired piece. Better as an katalog are periodical coinpapers. These appearing mostly monthly magazines, point likewise tendencies out like falling or rising price history.
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