In mint state condition it has a value of $1500 to $4200 depending upon the condition of the coin. In proof condition the value varies from $1500 to $2700.
Capture the opponent's pieces to remove them from the game. If one of your pieces makes a move that ends on a square already occupied by an opponent's piece, you 'capture' that piece and remove it from the game. Your piece then takes the captured piece's place on that square. You cannot capture your own pieces or occupy any square with more than one piece. In other words, you cannot move a piece through or to a square already occupied by one of your pieces -- with the exception of your knights. They may move over any other piece (but may not end a move on a square already occupied by one of your pieces.- With the exception of the pawn, you can capture pieces only with a 'normal' move. For example, rooks can capture only with vertical or horizontal moves.
- You cannot move over a piece to capture another one. If your piece 'hits' another piece during its movement, it stops, captures the piece, and stays on that square. The knight is the only exception to this, as it takes a piece only when it ends a move by landing on that piece's square.