MarketDiff
HomeClassic Head (1809-36)

Classic Head (1809-36) Market Statistics

Market data for 2,475 Classic Head coins based on recent eBay sales.

What you'll usually pay

$160 typical price
Most are between$55$531
Brand new$0
Used$157
On sale now2,475

👉 In short easy summary

The highest value is found in AU 58 graded coins, which command a 133% premium over the median. PCGS certification offers the highest price lift at 37%, while uncertified coins trade at a 19% discount.

💚 Best value for your money

1828 527 on sale$120 · 25% cheaper
Ungraded 831 on sale$122 · 24% cheaper
1809 435 on sale$124 · 23% cheaper
1825 140 on sale$123 · 23% cheaper
Uncertified 1,957 on sale$129 · 19% cheaper

Price by certification

Uncertified
$129-19%
ANACS
$149-7%
CAC
$185+16%
NGC
$200+25%
PCGS
$219+37%

Why? Professional grading increases confidence, with PCGS at 219 and Uncertified at 129.48.

Price by grade

Ungraded
$122-24%
XF 45
$252+58%
AU 50
$275+72%
AU 58
$373+133%

Why? Higher preservation levels drive prices, ranging from Ungraded at 121.56 to AU 58 at 372.5.

Price by year

1810
$120-25%
1828
$120-25%
1809
$124-23%
1825
$123-23%
1826
$130-19%
1811
$296+85%

Why? Rarity and demand vary by date, with 1811 reaching 295.95 compared to 1828 at 119.72.

Price by circulated/uncirculated

Unknown
$145-9%
Circulated
$150-6%
Not Specified
$159
Uncirculated
$235+47%

Why? Uncirculated specimens command a 47% premium over the market median.

🛒 Some on sale right now

Common questions

What is the median price for a Classic Head coin?

The market median price is 159.97.

How much more are PCGS certified coins worth compared to the median?

PCGS certified coins have a median price of 219, representing a 37% increase.

Which year has the lowest median price among the listed dates?

The 1828 date has the lowest median price at 119.72.

How we got these numbers

Worked out from 200 live eBay listings (price range $55$531, odd outliers ignored). These are asking prices, so use them as a guide. Last checked July 14, 2026.