If you were selling a complete set of GSA Morgans, would you......

Colorfulcoins

If you were selling a complete set of GSA Morgans (78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 90, 91) all with original boxes and numbered COA's, would you 1st send them to NGC for grading (the blue band that goes around the holder - still in the original holder) or not? Does having them graded add an value. No doubt it depends upon grades but lets assume the 79 is a MS60/61, the 90 and 91 and MS61/62 or perhaps MS63, and the others are average MS62/63 grades - perhaps 1 or 2 of the 82/84/84 getting graded MS64.

Think getting NGC grades help in selling and/or getting a higher price????????

ddbird

Nah...Most people assume a 90 in GSA is going to be around a 62, 63...The only' reason I would is if you know the 90 and 78 are 64+

wam98

In my opinion, I would think they would sell faster and would be more satisfaction for the customer, if they were graded by NGC in their original holder. Then on the other hand, there's the cost of grading, which would probably be added to the price of the coins. The benefit of having them graded by NGC in their GSA holder would be to the sellers advantage. IMHO

foodude

For the lower grades, having NGC grade them seems unnecessary, and a waste of $$$.

johnk

I seen graded NGC gsa going for more $$

seen a 1884 NGC gsa ms 65 go for $525 with juive on Teletrade

BigAl

Possibly the ones with a decent shot at 63 (other than the 82,83,84).