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Here are the results of my ASE submission.
1 1 13475854 150446 2007-W $1 Eagle US MS69
1 2 13475855 150446 2007-W $1 Eagle US MS69
1 3 13475856 150446 2007-W $1 Eagle US MS68
1 4 13475857 150446 2007-W $1 Eagle US MS69
1 5 13475858 150446 2007-W $1 Eagle US MS69
What to do with the MS68?
1 1 13475854 150446 2007-W $1 Eagle US MS69
1 2 13475855 150446 2007-W $1 Eagle US MS69
1 3 13475856 150446 2007-W $1 Eagle US MS68
1 4 13475857 150446 2007-W $1 Eagle US MS69
1 5 13475858 150446 2007-W $1 Eagle US MS69
What to do with the MS68?
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<< <i> What to do with the MS68? >>
Giveaway time! You would be surprised how good you will feel to give it away...maybe to a YN?
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I live the other option. Give it to a YN.
Option 3: Give it to me.
Option 4: Evil Coin Doctor experiment
Option 5: Take it to a jewler or somebody with an engraver and put "I Love You" on the shield on the reverse and give it to yo bride.
John
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Option 7: Give it to me, not that furriner guy!
<< <i>1 3 13475856 150446 2007-W $1 Eagle US MS68 >>
Quit
LOL
<< <i>Hurry up crack it out, and return it to mint.
LOL >>
Actually, I am curious, I think dollar for dollar this option actually would make the most sense. From the following 3 scenarios which would result in the highest net (after all fees including shipping)?
1) sell as is on ebay as a first strike ms68
2) crack out and sell in mint packaging
3) crack out and return to mint
I think if I had a larger submission and had many 68's, I think option 3 would make the most sense. I bet you this is what large submitters do. Keep the 70's and maybe the 69's and just return the 68's.
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