Based on the data provided, we can observe that the coin in question has had a starting price in the current auction of 18 euros, with a conservation grade of 70 (MBC-). Additionally, it has been auctioned in the past on several occasions, with closing prices ranging between 35 and 110 euros.

The average starting price of this coin in previous auctions has been 28.62 euros, while the average closing price has been 45.6 euros. In past auctions, it has been sold 11 times and not sold 3 times.

Considering the previous prices of this coin, as well as its current conservation grade, we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 50 euros. Given that the highest closing price was 110 euros in the past, and considering the conservation of the coin, an estimated maximum purchase price of 50 euros seems reasonable.

It is important to note that the final auction price will depend on various factors, such as demand at that specific moment, competition from other bidders, and buyers' perception of the coin's value at that time.

Based on the data provided, we can observe that the coin in question has had varying starting and final prices in previous auctions. The current condition of the coin is estimated at 70 (VF+), indicating that it is not in the best condition, but also not in the worst.

The average starting price in previous auctions has been 53 euros, while the average final price has been 72.75 euros. Additionally, it has been auctioned 10 times in the past, being sold in 8 of those occasions.

Taking into account the previous prices of the coin, its current condition, and the fact that it has sold in the majority of previous auctions, we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 80-90 euros. Since the final price has been on average higher than the starting price, and considering the condition and demand for the coin, a price in that range could be a reasonable estimate for a potential purchase.

Based on the data provided, we can observe that the coin in question has had an average starting price of 23.1 euros in previous auctions, with an average closing price of 37.11 euros. Additionally, it has been auctioned 10 times in the past and has been sold on all those occasions.

The current condition of the coin is rated at 75 (VF), indicating that it is in a fairly acceptable condition.

Looking at the previous prices of the coin in past auctions, we can see that it has had a fairly variable price range, with estimates ranging from 15 euros to 45 euros, and closing prices ranging from 16 euros to 60 euros.

Given that the coin will be auctioned in euros and considering its price history, condition, and demand, as well as the fact that it has sold in all previous auctions, we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 45-50 euros. This is considering that the coin is in an acceptable condition and has had closing prices above 37.11 euros in the past.

It is important to note that the final auction price will depend on various factors, such as demand at that specific moment, competition from other bidders, and buyers' perception of the coin's value at that time.

Based on the provided data, we can see that the coin in question has had a starting price in the current auction of 18 euros and is in a conservation grade of 70 (MBC-). Additionally, it has been auctioned in the past on several occasions, with closing prices ranging between 10 and 31 euros.

The average closing price of this coin in previous auctions has been 29.1 euros, with an average starting price of 19.55 euros. It is also noted that it has had an estimated price in the past ranging between 9 and 50 euros.

Given that the current conservation grade of the coin is 70 (MBC-) and considering the previous closing prices as well as the average closing price, the maximum estimated purchase price for this coin in the current auction could be around 35-40 euros. It is important to note that this is just an estimate and the final price may vary depending on the demand at the auction and other external factors.

Based on the provided data, we can observe that the coin in question has had a starting price in this auction of 25 euros and is in a conservation grade of 80 (MBC+). Additionally, it has been auctioned in the past on several occasions, with closing prices ranging between 18 and 190 euros.

The average starting price of previous auctions has been 37.67 euros, while the average closing price has been 50.64 euros. The coin has been sold in the past in 11 out of the 13 auctions it has participated in.

Considering this data, as well as the previous price history of the coin, we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 55-60 euros, taking into account the conservation grade of the coin and previous closing prices. It is important to note that the final price may vary depending on the demand at the auction and other factors that may influence the decision of potential buyers.

Based on the data provided, we can observe that the coin in question has performed well in previous auctions, with final prices greatly exceeding the starting prices. Additionally, the coin's condition is rated at 80 (VF+), which is positive.

The average auction price of the coin has been 65.86 euros, with an average starting price of 37.35 euros. However, in previous auctions, we have seen final prices reach up to 110 euros.

Given the good condition of the coin and considering the previous auction prices, as well as the fact that it has been auctioned 27 times in the past, we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 120-130 euros. This is assuming that the coin will be auctioned under similar conditions as before and that there is interest from collectors in acquiring it.

Based on the data provided, we can observe that the coin in question has had a starting price in this auction of 18 euros and is in a conservation grade of 70 (MBC-). Additionally, it has been auctioned in the past on several occasions, with closing prices ranging between 12 and 220 euros.

The average closing price of this coin in previous auctions has been 55.95 euros, while the average starting price has been 35.35 euros. Considering the current conservation grade of 70 (MBC-), we can estimate a maximum purchase price based on previous closing prices and the average closing price.

Given that the coin is in a conservation grade of 70 (MBC-), and taking into account previous closing prices as well as the average closing price, we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 60-70 euros. It is important to note that this is just an estimate and the final price may vary depending on demand at the auction and other external factors.

Based on the data provided, we can observe that the coin in question has had an average starting price of 18.36 euros in previous auctions, with a median closing price of 27.18 euros. The coin's condition has been described as 70 (MBC-), indicating a fairly acceptable preservation.

When analyzing the previous prices of this coin in past auctions, we can see that it has had a fairly wide price range, ranging from 15 euros to 40 euros as a starting price, with estimates ranging from 25 euros to 70 euros. The closing price has fluctuated between 20 euros and 45 euros.

Given that the coin will be auctioned in euros and considering its price history, condition, and demand, as well as the fact that it has sold in most previous auctions, my estimate for the maximum purchase price would be around 40-45 euros. This is based on the previous median closing price and the trend of starting and estimated prices in previous auctions.

Based on the data provided, we can observe that the coin in question has had a starting price in the current auction of 12 euros, with a conservation grade of 30 (BC+). Additionally, it has been auctioned in the past on several occasions, with closing prices ranging between 8 and 85 euros.

The average starting price of previous auctions has been 15.63 euros, while the average closing price has been 34 euros. The conservation grade of the coin in previous auctions has mostly been 70 (FDC).

Given that the estimated purchase price in the current auction is 12 euros and considering the previous closing prices as well as the conservation grade of the coin, we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 40-50 euros. It is important to note that this is just an estimate and the final price may vary depending on the demand in the current auction.

Based on the provided data, we can observe that the coin in question had a starting price of 40 euros in the most recent auction, with an estimated price of 70 euros and an unspecified final value. The coin's condition is rated at 80 (MBC+).

Taking into account the previous prices of the coin in past auctions, as well as its current condition, we can estimate a maximum purchase price for this coin in the upcoming auction. Since the highest estimated price was 70 euros and considering that the condition is good but not excellent, we could consider a maximum purchase price around 65-75 euros.

Therefore, my estimate for the maximum purchase price for this coin in the next auction would be around 65-75 euros. It is important to note that this is just an estimate and the final price could vary depending on the demand at the auction.

Based on the provided data, we can observe that the coin in question had a starting price of 18 euros in this auction, with a conservation grade of 30 (BC+). Additionally, it has been auctioned in the past seven times, being sold in all of them. The average starting price in previous auctions has been 31 euros, while the average final price has been 68.14 euros.

When analyzing the previous prices of this coin, we can see that it has had a wide price range, with estimates ranging from 25 euros to 90 euros. The highest price reached in a previous auction was 120 euros.

Given that the coin has been sold in all previous auctions and considering the average final price of 68.14 euros, as well as the highest price reached of 120 euros, we could estimate a maximum purchase price for this coin around 130-140 euros, taking into account its conservation and the demand it has shown in previous auctions.

Based on the provided data, we can observe that the coin has performed well in previous auctions, with final prices exceeding the starting and estimated prices. Additionally, the coin's condition is at an acceptable level (BC+).

Considering the coin's past auction prices, where the final price has been significantly higher than the starting and estimated prices, and taking into account the coin's condition rating of 70 (BC+), we could estimate a maximum purchase price of around 500 euros for this coin in the upcoming auction.

It is important to note that the final auction price may vary depending on factors such as demand at that specific time, the presence of other interested collectors, among others.

Based on the provided data, we know that the coin has a starting price of 30 euros and has been auctioned once in the past, selling for an average closing price of 55 euros. The coin's condition is described as "BC+".

Given that the coin has been sold once before and the average closing price was 55 euros, we could consider this price as a reference to establish an estimated maximum purchase price. However, keep in mind that the coin's condition is an important factor to consider.

Considering that the coin's condition is "BC+" (suggesting acceptable but not excellent preservation), and taking into account the previous average closing price of 55 euros, we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 60-65 euros. This is assuming the coin is in a similar condition to the previous auction.

It's important to note that the final auction price may vary depending on factors such as demand at that specific time, competition from other bidders, and buyers' subjective perception of the coin's value in that condition.

Based on the provided data, we can see that the coin is in a conservation state of 70 (MBC-), with a starting price of 30 euros and an average auction sale price of 125 euros in previous auctions. Since it has been auctioned once in the past and was sold on that occasion, we can consider that there is interest in this coin.

Considering the conservation state and the previous average auction sale price, as well as the fact that it was sold in the previous auction, we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 110-120 euros. It is important to note that the final price will depend on factors such as demand at the time of the auction and the willingness of buyers to bid on this particular coin.

Based on the provided data, we can observe that the coin has had a starting price in previous auctions of 60 euros, with an estimated price of 100 euros. The final auction price has ranged between 60 and 85 euros. The coin's condition is described as "BC+".

Given that the coin will be auctioned with a starting price of 30 euros and considering the historical information, we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 90-100 euros. This is because the final auction price has reached up to 85 euros in the past, and considering that the coin's condition is relatively good (BC+), it is reasonable to expect that the final auction price this time could exceed the starting price and approach the previous price range.

Therefore, an estimated maximum purchase price for this coin in the upcoming auction could be around 90-100 euros.

Based on the data provided, we can observe that the coin in question had an opening price of 12 euros in this auction, with a conservation grade of 30 (BC+). Additionally, it has been auctioned five times in the past, with an average starting price of 32.8 euros and an average closing price of 60 euros.

When analyzing the previous prices of this coin, we can see that in the last auction recorded in February 2023, the starting price was 25 euros, the estimated price was 35 euros, and the closing price was 60 euros, with a conservation grade of 70 (FDC).

Considering this data and the price history of the coin, as well as its current conservation grade, we could estimate a maximum purchase price in this auction around 40-50 euros. It is important to note that factors such as demand at the auction and competition from other bidders can influence the final closing price.

Based on the data provided, we can observe that the coin in question has performed well in previous auctions. The current starting price is 25 euros, with a conservation grade of 70 (MBC-).

In previous auctions, the coin has had the following prices:

- In the auction on November 13, 2019, the coin had a starting price of 12 euros, an estimated price of 20 euros, and a final price of 35 euros, with a conservation grade of 70 (MBC-).
- In the auction on July 3, 2014, the coin had a starting price of 15 euros, an estimated price of 25 euros, and a final price of 30 euros.

Considering these historical data and the current starting price, as well as the conservation of the coin, we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 40-45 euros. It is important to note that the final price may vary depending on the demand at the auction and other external factors.

Based on the provided data, we can see that the coin in question has a conservation grade of 70 (MBC-), with a starting price in the current auction of 15 euros. Additionally, it has been auctioned three times in the past, selling on all those occasions. The average starting price in previous auctions was 20 euros, while the average final price was 48.67 euros.

Furthermore, we have information on two previous auctions of this same coin:

1. In the auction on July 3, 2014, the coin had a starting price of 25 euros, an estimated price of 40 euros, and was sold for 51 euros. Conservation information is not provided in this case.

2. In the auction on February 2, 2021, the coin did not have a specified starting price, but was estimated at 60 euros and sold for 65 euros. In this case, the conservation grade of the coin was 80.

Given that the coin has sold in all previous auctions and considering the price trends, as well as the current conservation grade of 70 (MBC-), we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 55-60 euros. It is important to note that this is just an estimate and the final price in the current auction may vary depending on demand and other factors.

Based on the provided data, we can observe that the coin in question has had a starting price in the current auction of 12 euros and is in a conservation grade of 70 (MBC-). Additionally, it has been auctioned in the past 26 times, sold in 25 instances, and remained unsold once.

The average starting price of previous auctions has been 23.08 euros, while the average final price has been 44.92 euros. Regarding the previous prices of this coin, they have ranged from 6 euros to 60 euros, with estimates ranging from 9 euros to 80 euros.

Given that the conservation grade of the coin is 70 (MBC-) and considering the previous auction prices, as well as the current starting price and average final price, we could estimate a maximum purchase price of around 50-60 euros for this coin in the current auction. It is important to note that the final price may vary depending on the demand at the auction and other factors that may influence buyers' decisions.

Based on the provided data, we can observe that the coin in question has had a starting price in this auction of 25 euros, with a conservation grade of 75 (MBC). Additionally, it has been auctioned in the past on several occasions, with varying starting and final prices.

The average starting price of this coin in previous auctions has been 35.82 euros, while the average final price has been 56.7 euros. In previous auctions, the estimated price has ranged between 15 and 110 euros, depending on the conservation of the coin.

Given that the conservation grade of the coin in this auction is 75 (MBC), and considering the previous prices of similar auctions, as well as the fact that it has sold in all previous occasions, we could estimate a maximum purchase price around 70-80 euros for this coin in the current auction. It is important to consider that this is just an estimate and the final price may vary depending on the demand at the auction.