What kind of gain can one expect from common proofs that are toned in amazing color and/or grade?

coinguy89

I've got some Jefferson nickels and Roosevelt dimes that I found in my brothers albums. They've been there for about a year and a half. They went in looking close to if not cameo, and some came out with great purples, some blue, some a mix of green, yellow, and pink. Some came out the exact way they went in. A few came out with a dark nasty toning look. Any idea on what kind of mark up percentage there is on these. They're all from the early 60's.

airplanenut

The markup depends on how strong the color is, how high they grade (if they get in), and how good a picture you can take. Until we can see the coin, all that can be said is "it depends."

coinguy89

<< <i>The markup depends on how strong the color is, how high they grade (if they get in), and how good a picture you can take. Until we can see the coin, all that can be said is "it depends." >>



I can't take pics now. Sorry. But for the most part they are extremly strong in color and grade at least PR-65, some I believe to be a lot better.