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Current Value of 1999-2008 Silver Proofs ?

I know my timing stinks (relative to the market) but I've found my self in a situation where I've got to raise some cash quick for a down payment on a vehical.
I have an original (still in the mint boxes) set of the 1999-2008 Silver Proof sets. If I were to take them to my local reputable dealer, what's a rough idea of what he is likely to offer me for them?
I have an original (still in the mint boxes) set of the 1999-2008 Silver Proof sets. If I were to take them to my local reputable dealer, what's a rough idea of what he is likely to offer me for them?
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In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
I knew prices had come down... with the combination of the economy and the state series ending. But I didn't realize they would have almost no numismatic value.
I guess those couple of early (1999-2003) (non-silver) proof set I've got are just about worthless hun?
So you can round that up to about a $500 basic 'value' for the set (basically like what Tom said) and add a retail markup and $600 sounds about right.
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Or I could have just looked here: Proof Sets
a dealer isn't going to want these and his offer will reflect that
<< <i>go to a B&M and get the cash now. You should get between $500 and $550 form a B&M without the hassels of mailing waiting for the money! >>
I agree. If you have an honest B&M near you, which might not be as hard to find as many appear to state, then you can have the money in-hand without the need to pay shipping, PayPal and ebay fees depending upon the method of sale.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Good luck with your sale, ebay maybe okay, but the fees really add up.
Not in my world...they are always rocking
Try Better date ($3000-10,000) Saints and compare them to greysheet and then tell me what's dead.
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