What is the "value" of an 1865 Farthing "Fat 8" coin?

[Silver Fox 0]

I bought an 1865 Farthing on Ebay for a good price and submitted it to NGC for grading. When it came back, NGC graded it as AU55. But they also said it was a Fat 8 (thicker 8) in the date. NGC does not offer a price guide for this coin. Is it as rare as the 1862 Fat 8 coin? What is the catalogue value? I am not having any luck in the states for finding any value to it so I am calling on the experts overseas to help out. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Is there a catalog you guys use the most to determine varieties, mintage quantities, values, etc. of British coinage?

Thank you

[Colin G. 147]

The fat 8 is the more common variety, with the narrow 8 being scarcer. However neither are anywhere as scarce as the 1862 fat 8. Interesting to see that NGC have listed this minor variety.

Edited March 4, 2015 by Colin G.

[Peter 615]

AU is about VF in the UK so retail £8 to £10 slabbing it costs more than the value of the coin.

[copper123 1,499]

True, don't slab it it's pointless .

[Coinery 1,157]

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