1875-CC Seated Liberty Twenty Cent vs. CRCI
The chart below enables you to see how the 1875-CC Seated Liberty Twenty Cent (in EF-40 grade) stacks up against the Collectors Rare Coin Index (abbreviated as CRCI).
The blue line represents the percentage increases/decreases of the 1875-CC Seated Liberty Twenty-Cent. The red line is the percent fluctuations of the CRCI, calculated by the cumulative activity of all 100 coins tracked in the Index.
The percent scale on the left-hand side of the chart pertains to the blue and red lines. Both lines start in January 1990 at 100.00%.
For any of the 100 charted coins, compare its blue line to the red line to understand how it performed relative to the Index as a whole.
The $ dollar scale on the right-hand side makes it possible to study retail price variations of the 1875-CC Seated Liberty Twenty-Cent over the same time period, as indicated by the gold color.
- Learn about the performance ranking and history of the 1875-CC Seated Liberty Twenty-Cent.
- Return to Collectors Rare Coin Index page.
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If you’re thinking about purchasing a rare coin, eBay is certainly worth a look. For your convenience, the links from this site to eBay are coded to bring up only coins certified by PCGS and NGC.
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