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Nice reference.
I have several of the Shirepost Mint's version.
Okay, but just one more while I figure it out?
Do you want our ideas about what you should do with the three (or four) key date ASEs?
I would not regret owning too many of them.
Which TPG?
I looked up some recent sales of PR 70 on eBay and they are averaging about $300. PR 69 and raw are about the same ($60-$85). I don’t think sending any more to grade is worth the costs. If you still have a sealed box, that might bring some interest when selling. If you aren’t selling, just leave them as is or open and enjoy/gift the coins.
Are you looking for recommendations on what to do with these or on what other mint products you should consider buying?
the older they are the harder to get a 70
here are pop report numbers: 69: 12,796 - 70: 4,034
the initial thought is is it worth it to take a chance for a 70. you see the odds. but what's the price jump? check sold prices. the price jump is one factor, another is the value of a graded 69. will the value of a graded 69 be worth the 70 gamble? check sold prices to see if it is worth the price of admission.
forget anacs and ngc, the market will want a pcgs coin for this issue
Either roll the dice yourself or sell the chance to do so to someone else.
Personally, if there was a decent premium for an unopened box I'd be inclined to let someone else take the risk.