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ColonelKlinck

Please enter me in your proof set "giveaway" drawing!

illini420

I think the best way to get rid of them is to sell on the BST in a few group lots... I'd probably group them as follows:

Group the 1963-1964 90% silver sets together.

Group the 1965-1970 40% silver Kennedy sets together. Or maybe just the 1965-67 SMS sets together.

Put all of the 71-74 silver Ikes in another group and maybe add the 1976 bicentennial silver set to that lot too.

Then the rest of the clad sets in another group lot... or maybe two groups, one of proofs and another of the unc sets.

commoncents05

Wholesale is about 20% back of Greysheet bid, and retail is anything you can get over that. I normally see dealers with this kind of stuff at local shows for 10% back of GS bid and it sits and sits.

-Paul

keyman64

MidLifeCrisis

I had a similar collection and sold the entire group a few years ago to Wayne Herndon at a show in Baltimore.

lasvegasteddy

<< <i>I think the best way to get rid of them is to sell on the BST in a few group lots... I'd probably group them as follows:

Group the 1963-1964 90% silver sets together.

Group the 1965-1970 40% silver Kennedy sets together. Or maybe just the 1965-67 SMS sets together.

Put all of the 71-74 silver Ikes in another group and maybe add the 1976 bicentennial silver set to that lot too.

Then the rest of the clad sets in another group lot... or maybe two groups, one of proofs and another of the unc sets. >>


this...
don't expect alot either
look for cameo or deep cameo on the pre 72' and error sets like no "s" years and such and toners

streeter

Nice avatar

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