Is this any good?

greghansen

I had an unopened box of 2 AGE Anniversary sets that I couldn't get sold right on EBAY in December, so I dropped them off with PCGS @ the Jan. FUN show. They're graded now and the grades seem pretty good to me, but I don't deal in these, so I'm not sure which ones are the good ones to get 70's in.

Line # Item # Cert # PCGS No. CoinDate Denomination Variety Country Grade
1 1 11216551 99984 2006-W $50 Eagle- 20th Anniversary US PR69DC
1 2 11216552 99984 2006-W $50 Eagle- 20th Anniversary US PR69DC
2 1 11216553 89992 2006-W $50 Eagle-20th Anniversary US MS70
2 2 11216554 89992 2006-W $50 Eagle-20th Anniversary US MS69
3 1 11216555 89994 2006-W $50 Eagle-20th Anniversary Rev Proof US PR70
3 2 11216556 89994 2006-W $50 Eagle-20th Anniversary Rev Proof US PR70

Also, given the grades, what's the best way to sell them? As 2 three piece sets, or as individual coins? I still got the boxes that could go with the coins if I sold them as sets.

seemyauction

As an auctioneer I'm going to make the statement that you will get more $$$ sellling them by the piece.......but if you are marketing them on ebay the fees will be more selling them by the piece......grouping them togather on ebay would save you some commission and listing fees....you may want to try the Buy Sell Trade boards.....I bet you can sell them and pay no fees.......



AL

STONE

Not really knowing the market on graded 70's, all I can say is that it looks like a good outcome. 50/50 on 69 and 70 looks great.

Nice job.

BAJJERFAN

Since the Mint sold these as sets its more likely IMO that someone would want to buy them as a set. It mite possibly be better if the cert nummers were a consecutive run, that is, submit as 2 sets of 3 rather than what looks like 3 sets of 2.

ricko

Nice grades.... profit assured. Cheers, RickO