Holed 1847 Threepence - What's a good price for this coin?

[argentum 0]

Hi, I am currently selling a holed 1847 threepence and was wondering what is a reasonable price to expect for this coin since it is quite rare?

Thanks in advance.

http://i1018.photobucket.com/albums/af304/triple-agent/1847threepenceREV_zpsfb021dea.jpg

[VickySilver 885]

Wow, count me impressed as the strike does not look like a worn Maundy. Look at areas on the numeral "3" and the border teeth - they look irregular like a currency strike. Do you have an obverse picture?

WAG (wild a-- guess) - 75-100 pounds, lean to the later. A Vicky silver person like me might go higher retail....Hint, hint....

[argentum 0]

Wow, count me impressed as the strike does not look like a worn Maundy. Look at areas on the numeral "3" and the border teeth - they look irregular like a currency strike. Do you have an obverse picture?

WAG (wild a-- guess) - 75-100 pounds, lean to the later. A Vicky silver person like me might go higher retail....Hint, hint....

thanks for the reply

time for me to consider my options!

Here's the obverse:

http://i1018.photobucket.com/albums/af304/triple-agent/1847threepenceOB_zps7726aeff.jpg

[DaveG38 423]

Mine is in about the same condition, but without the hole, but I only paid about £10.00 for it some 7 years ago. Prices and demand have sharpened considerably since then.

[VickySilver 885]

Ah,yes, the obverse is a bit haggard there. It is harder to tell if the obverse is Maundy but the reverse looks as best I can determin NOT to be and is on that basis impressive. The huge and vast bulk of 1846-48 specimens are Maundies that have been mucked about, some encapsulated.