How much would you try to sell these for?

DNADave

I'm going to try and sell some tokens this evening at our local coin club meeting.
I was thinking about asking $1.00 for the small tokens and $2.00 for the Large ones.
How far off base am I with those prices? Too high or too low.

jdsinva

I came across some tokens a couple of years back and put them in our coin club auction and they ended up selling for $7-8 each. I only had a few but I sure wish I had more!

Coinhusker1

Those look cool!!

I have no idea what fair value for those is, but I suspect $1 to $2 may be low, especially for the ones that look BU or with luster. Perhaps someone else on the boards will know.

AgMe

Hello all,

At a recent show (that I went to), they were selling tokens for ~$3-$5. $1-$2 is probably too low, they look interesting & you should have some margin to knock-off for your dealer buyers.

-g

Neptune

Does seem low maybe Altho some may be worth 1-2 bucks - others are probably worth more. You could maybe do a 'quick auction deal' for choice a 'few' times, and then sell for $1.50 - 3? dunno much about tokens.

xbob

I vote too low. Arcade tokens often sell for $2-$3 when in 2x2s and they're only 20 years old or less and not that rare. If these type of tokens have a following, you should at least be able to get a little more. You probably should search the web a little to see if these token types have been valued before dumping them and maybe regreting it later. Who knows, some may be worth a lot! It's possible.

boyhowdy

I'd sell them in one batch.

Steve

Spiffy469

I just wanted to point out that you have a token from the city transit in my hometown. (Fond du Lac, WI)
In the second picture there are two tokens that have a W cut out of them, one at the top of the page and another on the upper left.
Kinda cool, my grandparents gave me one of those tokens last christmas as a gift. I didn't realize they had any collector value. I just threw it in a 2x2 because I thought it was neat to have a piece of hometown history in my collection.


Jeff