What will you do?

Coin Finder

You just got your 20th Anniversary Silver Sets from the mint. The box is unopened and sitting in front of you.

TheRegulator

Wake up and breathe a sigh of relief...

solid

You forgot the option of selling to one of the people offering $$$ for unopened boxes.

Ken

ABC123

Punt !

SNMAN

5. Keep them in the box. Keep it unopened for at least 10 years

SNMAN

STONE

Oh the joy of modern marketing and hobby interests/ speculation

RNCHSN

I think I'd offer them here first in the unopened box.

19Lyds

<< <i>5. Keep them in the box. Keep it unopened for at least 10 years

SNMAN >>



And then submit it for First Strike...........................its all in the postmark otherwise how could you account for those 1991 1992 and 1997 First Strike ASE's on Ebay?

mcheath

sell them as unopened boxes, no work and pure profit

Dog97

Before I vote I need to know.....what's the difference between a 20th Anniversary Silver Eagle & a regular Silver Eagle?

Steve27

I agree with the others, sell here.

Jcarney

Both 2 and 3

Bobk

Looks like I'm in the majority. Thats scarey Bob

Cameonut

With early reports of milk spotting problems, I decided to open them for inspection.

Imagine how you would feel if you sent your unopened shipment to PCGS for First Strike designation and the coins were all spotted? No thanks. At that point you can't send them back to the mint and you are out the grading fees.

garsmith

5. Leave them in the original packaging and forward the set to Gareth R. Smith

Coin Finder

dog, answer...the packaging.

Bochiman

Since I anticipated some of this a couple of months ago, I split my order into 2 (5 sets each).
I opened 1 box (5 sets) and think I will send the other (unopened fedex box of 5 sets) off to PCGS.

I also may submit a few of my RP from the opened sets (the ones that I can find no flaws with and PCGS will likely PR69 them).

Then, I may keep 1 set slabbed and sell the rest.
I will also likely sell some of my opened sets. I have another 10 ordered (co-worker used his info to order for me).

So, I think I am trying to cover all bases

Baley

no coin gives as much joy of ownership, nor as much pure numismatic beauty to behold, as an unopened box of this year's coins.

Yes, gaze upon the gorgeous wrapping paper, admire the wonderous postmark, and praise the lovely opaque box!

MilesWaits

Sleep on it then try to walk away, thus selling it, without the regret or longing of how it could have been. How much sweeter the last one could have been if you would have treated it like the first. Or versa visa.
Miles