Quell my curiosity

Cladiator

I recently finished a Jefferson War Nickle set in PCGS MS66 no FS. All the coins are "PQ" with 3 really nice color toners, a couple gold toners, a tiger stripe toner and the rest blast white. I do not want to sell the set but am very curious as to what its potential value as a complete set might be. I know what I paid for them individually so I know what it's value to me is. I also know what all the price sheets list them at but those are famously inaccurate. Please let me know what kind of price range you would be looking to pay for a PCGS MS66 War Nickel set?

The only other way of getting a good "feel" of the value I've come up with is actually listing it for sale on eBay to see what kind of bids it gets and then cancelling the auction at the last second. I really don't want to do that though because I don't want to screw anybody like that...I know it would really pi$$ me off if I were one of the bidders.

I have provided a link to the registry set in question ranked #17. There are pics of all the coins if you want to see them to more accurately access your opinion of its value.
Click here to see the coins I'm talking about

Thanks,
Rich

Edited for spelling

airplanenut

No idea of the actual value, but I would think the 42-P, 43-S, and 45-S should be worth around $50-$150, depending on the venue because of the color... the only basis I have for my guess is my ANACS 67:






In this market, the colorful coins are bringing a ton of money... the white/gold ones probably $15-$25... I've seen some 67s going rather cheap on eBay lately.

Jeremy

PS- Selling any of the three above-named coins?