5 oz ATB submission Q

7over8

It's been a while since I submitted some of these.....

But am I correct for FS, Modern, Oversize Holder = $18+$20+$14=$52 ea plus freight.

Can anyone confirm...?

RadioContestKing

Wow someone still submits these? You forgot the 8 dollar handling fee but otherwise you look right on.........Enjoy

Prethen

Okay, I have to ask. Why do you want to grade bullion?

MsMorrisine

<< <i>Okay, I have to ask. Why do you want to grade bullion? >>



well, better check closing prices for the following before submission:
MS69DMPL
and SP70
and the "light finish" SP ones.

if the prices for the above are holding up, perhaps it's a good idea to submit them if you are absolutely 100% sure they qualify. Otherwise, it is an expensive proposition as tommy confirmed.

7over8

Have a few sealed boxes "in date"
P mint satin finishes - 2010
SP70's are bringing big bucks on some of those.....

pf70collector

Very expensive. I graded 10 last year. Not one was a winner. $500 down the drain. But nothing tops my 100 coin washington First Day of Issue bulk submission for $1300 in 07.

7over8

<< <i> But nothing tops my 100 coin washington First Day of Issue bulk submission for $1300 in 07. >>



Me and my buddy did the same - but a FULL BOX as bulk, $6 each for those that went 65 or better, BU on those that didnt. I think my half of the charges was around $2800, but I can say that we scored enough higher grades and flipped them fast on the bay to get out from under the grading fees and other selling fees and make a few hundred.

7over8

My feeling is that if you score a SP70 on a Hot Springs or a Grand Canyon, it'll pay for all charges and then some.

RadioContestKing

<< <i>My feeling is that if you score a SP70 on a Hot Springs or a Grand Canyon, it'll pay for all charges and then some. >>

How many times have we all said this? It does bring a smile to my face as I went thru that faze, My buddy came by today who I talked in to sending in his and mine SP sets 2010 out of 10 we got 3 69's and 7 68's, I felt so bad I gave him the 3 69 and mine sit in the vault. Its about getting lucky sometimes and I have always been lucky...........just not with these..........good luck............Enjoy

7over8

You are right - its all about luck. I've had runs of good luck and also runs of bad luck.

I try to stagger my purchases, so as to hopefully mix the group of coins I get from the USM. Who knows if it does any good.

So, since im sitting on a bunch of sealed FS eligible silver beer bottle coasters, you either try your luck or sell them sealed. The prices sealed havent excited me.

Easycoinsales

SP means Semi proof? Sorry sort of noobish with this

commoncents05

<< <i>SP means Semi proof? Sorry sort of noobish with this >>



Specimen.

-Paul

Cakes

<< <i>You are right - its all about luck. I've had runs of good luck and also runs of bad luck.

I try to stagger my purchases, so as to hopefully mix the group of coins I get from the USM. Who knows if it does any good.

So, since im sitting on a bunch of sealed FS eligible silver beer bottle coasters, you either try your luck or sell them sealed. The prices sealed havent excited me. >>



GL 7over8, I was in the same boat and got lucky and hit one 70, the other 4 are now just slabbed bullion but I got lucky there too as one of my friends that does heating and AC took one as a payment and loved it. Now I am saving the others for him when I need work down. woot

pf70collector

I did get luck in 2010 when I submitted my Grand Canyon 5 oz from NTB. It graded PCGS FS MS 69 DMPL. I am almost sure that PCGS uses my true view on Coin Facts. Yes, had some winners and losers.