1964 Toned 25c and 10c
holeinone1972
Posts: 5,368 ✭✭✭
Opinions on most profitable way to sell this group?
Ebay, B.S.T., pick out best and sell individually?
I'm at a loss as how to sell.
1
Comments
They all spent decades in these holders....
Take them to your local coin shop and sell them for 20x face or offer the lot on the BST for a bit of a premium above that amount. There may be actual buyers for that lot on this forum. Beware of selling costs associated with trying to get the last possible cent out of them by selling them individually. In the end they are just raw, ultra-common date coins that some collectors will want because of the toning.
Nice coins. Fun . . . but 291fifth has it nailed.
Drunner
Nice coins!
no halves, nickels or cents?
Single sales on eBay should net you the most money - they go nuts for toned coins, especially with good pictures. A dealer will just give you melt.
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
All as 1 lot, as suggested, or split into 2 lots of dimes vs quarters.
Try the BST first, before ebay and fees.
Don't do individually. More hassle than worth, imho, and the increased, if any, amounts will be eaten by fees or problem buyers.
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
whatnot