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Patty_O_Furniture
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I have a full 5 coin set, graded sequentially all Perfect coins. Question? Is there a premium due to the sequential factor, set is not made up of coins from other sets.
I’m new to this board, any input is appreciated!
Thank you,
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illini420
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I think the premium would be small if anything for the sequential numbers. I am certain that if you wanted to you could send in a non sequential set of these already graded 70 for reholder and new sequential numbers could be had. This would especially be the case if you bought them in regular PCGS holders and you wanted to move them in to secure plus holders or something like that; you'd likely get new cert numbers, especially if you asked for them.
Michael Kittle Rare Coins --- 1908-S Indian Head Cent Grading Set --- No. 1 1909 Mint Set --- Kittlecoins on Facebook --- Long Beach Table 448
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@Patty_O_Furniture said:
Illini420, I totally agree with you. The one difference is all of my set is “ First Strike “, it doesn’t mention that in the Cert Verification. I believe that is a game changer, would you agree?Not sure what you mean about that being a game change, but if you wanted to know whether or not it should say First Strike in the cert verification you could call PCGS Customer Service, they are very helpful. I don't know.
Michael Kittle Rare Coins --- 1908-S Indian Head Cent Grading Set --- No. 1 1909 Mint Set --- Kittlecoins on Facebook --- Long Beach Table 448
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Welcome to the forum @Patty_O_Furniture!
Yes, there is a premium. How much is debateable and will be how much a buyer is willing to pay a seller. To get in the ballpack, I would look to previous auctions from GC or HA; and maybe the Bay.
Additionally, you might want to make a thread in the PM forum and pose the question with some pics of your graded (assuming slabbed) ASEs.
PM forum link: https://forums.collectors.com/categories/precious-metals
Edit to add: The above is if you are treating the ASEs as bullion. If as coins, then the US Coin forum maybe more suitable: https://forums.collectors.com/categories/u-s-coin-forum
I might be afraid to ask - who graded them and what was the grade.
PCGS Graded / Cert #’s below
24081479
24081480
24081481
24081482
24081483
See for yourself! 👍🏻
Congrats all 70s!
Illini420, I totally agree with you. The one difference is all of my set is “ First Strike “, it doesn’t mention that in the Cert Verification. I believe that is a game changer, would you agree?
That is good news that they are PCGS. I was afraid they would be that 10th tier grading service that grades everything a 70.
Some people chase labels, others do not. If the market pays more for them then the money has the final word.
The cert verification DOES mention that they are FS.
Yes you are correct.