Second Republic Coin Values
Market data for 4,290 Second Republic (1867-1905) coins shows a median price of 125.
What you'll usually pay
👉 In short easy summary
The best value is found in Copper-Nickel and Bronze compositions, which trade at 80% and 72% below the market median. High-end value is concentrated in PCGS certified coins, which command a 98% premium.
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Price by composition
Why? Prices vary by metal rarity, from Copper-Nickel at 24.5 to Silver at 125.
Price by year
Why? Value increases with age, peaking in 1869 at 200 compared to 1889 at 84.16.
Price by certification
Why? Professional grading adds significant value, with PCGS at 247 versus ICG at 91.87.
Price by grade
Why? Higher numeric grades command premiums, with MS 61 reaching 348.88 compared to Ungraded at 115.
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Common questions
What is the median price for an uncertified Second Republic coin?
The median price for uncertified coins is 102.
Which metal composition is the most affordable?
Copper-Nickel is the most affordable with a median price of 24.5.
How much more do PCGS certified coins cost compared to the market median?
PCGS certified coins have a median price of 247, which is 98% above the market median.
How we got these numbers
Worked out from 200 live eBay listings (price range $15–$430, odd outliers ignored). These are asking prices, so use them as a guide. Last checked July 15, 2026.