What is the best way to sell ASE's? '93, '94, '95 proofs

Moonbiter · February 28, 2008 5:32AM

What would be the best way to sell some of these ASE that are proof from the following years '93, '94, '95? Would it be better to sell them in the mint packaging, or would grading net me a better price? If graded, would they have to be 70's to make money?

Also, what could I expect to get for these? I have about 3 of each year that I want to sell.

Thanks.

19Lyds · February 28, 2008 5:40AM

I would think that a graded coin, especially these three, would bring more dollars regardless of what venue you use to sell them.

Perhaps you should do a search to find out what raw vs graded have been selling at on eBay. I think Heritage and Teletrade on sell graded versions so raw prices would be unavailable.

ricko · February 28, 2008 5:43AM

List on the BST.... when all is said and done (fees, etc) it would be hard to beat those transactions. Cheers, RickO

Moonbiter · February 28, 2008 5:48AM

If listed on the BST, do you think raw or graded would be better?

19Lyds · February 28, 2008 5:51AM

Woopsie and surprise, A quick search on eBay shows between $130 and $240 for these coins raw. Graded versions don't seem to bring significantly more.

jmski52 · February 28, 2008 5:56AM

If you are the original owner, I would screen them very carefully to see if any of them should be submitted. I had some '93s and '94s that I had saved, and one of them turned into a $4,900 coin.

guitarwes · February 28, 2008 5:57AM

These have dropped in price the last couple of years. The '93 and the '95 bring about $100-$110 each and the '94 is higher since it's the good one.

edited: Forgot to add, leave 'em raw unless you really really think you have a 70. The PF69DCAM's don't make a whole lotta difference.

wes

Moonbiter · February 28, 2008 6:01AM

I am the original owner, but there is no way I could tell 69 from a 70, lol. I think they will stay raw.

tahoe98 · February 28, 2008 6:27AM

<< <i>I am the original owner, but there is no way I could tell 69 from a 70, lol. I think they will stay raw. >>

you're not the only one my friend

Rarity · February 28, 2008 6:32AM

<< <i>If listed on the BST, do you think raw or graded would be better? >>

Many coin collectors prefer coins in their original holders. It doesn't hurt for you to try listing them on BST board.

What is the best way to sell ASE's? '93, '94, '95 proofs

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