For Maundy set lovers

ajaan

Way over priced IMO, but an intersting set.

1918 Maundy Set

spinaker2000

colors!!

Cladiator

Overpriced at just the BIN or the starting bid as well?

ajaan

<< <i>Overpriced at just the BIN or the starting bid as well? >>


Yes.

Goober

I just bought a 1917 set, toned and graded MS67, 66, 66, 65 for $140. Now I'm hoping it looks as good as that set. Pictures weren't as good for sure.

Aethelred

Man, that is a pretty set...I really like the 3d.

wybrit

Nice set, but way overpriced.

Aethelred

<< <i>Nice set, but way overpriced. >>



I do not agree!




You should have said WAY, WAY, WAY, CRAZY OVERPRICED and then some!!!!!

IstilllikeZARcoins

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<< <i>Nice set, but way overpriced. >>



I do not agree!




You should have said WAY, WAY, WAY, CRAZY OVERPRICED and then some!!!!! >>

rhound1977

I saw that one the other day, but figured it was waaaaaaaaay to pricey.

coinkat

For an unslabbed set, the start is too high. The box alone, if it has the 1918 date on it and really dates back to the time of issuance, is worth $40-50. For this set to bring this kind of $$$, all examples need to be slabbed 67 and higher. Keep in mind that slabbing a maunding set is $70-80 alone.

In all fairness, I think that original quality maundy sets are much tougher than folks think. I would consider this set with the box and unslabbed at around $275 but a return priviledge would be required.

ziggy29

Agreed. For a slabbed set of sufficiently high grade it might be a decent price, but as a raw set, not so much.

I think a set like this, if it's all original/natural toning and in its original 1918 box (is it?), has a definite "coolness" premium to it, but not at $500 let alone $700 for the BIN -- especially with no stated return privilege.

drjules

OK so I hear it is overpriced, what is a good price to pay for this set?

Dr J

TheKidCollector1991

Oh Wow!
Pretty Pretty Colours!
No honestly.

That thing is awesome.

TKC!