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Italian States Coin Values

Market data for 4,291 coins from the Italian States period ending in 1861.

What you'll usually pay

$125 typical price

Most are between$20–$1,003

Brand new$0

Used$103

On sale now4,291

👉 In short easy summary

High value is concentrated in Gold (+376%) and PCGS certified coins (+216%). Conversely, Copper and Billon listings show significant price drops of -68% and -52% respectively.

💚 Best value for your money

Centesimo 174 on sale$36.27 · 71% cheaper

5 Centesimi 195 on sale$38.47 · 69% cheaper

Copper 1,128 on sale$40 · 68% cheaper

Soldo 267 on sale$42.75 · 66% cheaper

Billon 270 on sale$59.5 · 52% cheaper

Price by composition

Copper

$40-68%

Billon

$59.5-52%

Bronze

$94.91-24%

Silver

$200+60%

Stainless Steel

$455+264%

Gold

$595+376%

Why? Prices vary by metal rarity, ranging from Copper at 40 to Gold at 595.

Price by certification

Uncertified

$72.49-42%

ICG

$169+35%

ICCS

$180+44%

ANACS

$182+46%

NGC

$303+142%

PCGS

$395+216%

Why? Professional grading adds significant premiums, with PCGS at 395 compared to Uncertified at 72.49.

Price by denomination

Centesimo

$36.27-71%

5 Centesimi

$38.47-69%

Soldo

$42.75-66%

1 Lira

$109-13%

5 Lire

$245+96%

40 Lire

$550+340%

Why? Value scales with face value, from Centesimo at 36.27 up to 40 Lire at 549.5.

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Common questions

What is the median price for a coin from the Italian States?

The market median price is 124.99.

How much more do NGC certified coins cost compared to uncertified ones?

NGC certified coins have a median of 302.5, while uncertified coins have a median of 72.49.

Which metal composition holds the highest median value?

Gold has the highest median value at 595.

How we got these numbers

Worked out from 200 live eBay listings (price range $20–$1,003, odd outliers ignored). These are asking prices, so use them as a guide. Last checked July 15, 2026.