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I have a few gold quarter eagles that I am contemplating selling . Both in Genuine holders but very low mintage . Is there interest in low mintage genuines ? The only reason I ask before listing is I know I have too much invested and dont want to obligate myself to sell them once listed if I can't get decent money from them.
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See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
and
what a seller gets
can be 2 different animals
without images or coin specific's
that applies to replies here too
In Doug Winters book he says about 65 1845-O exist . I planned on replacing before selling , but they are hard to find and many out of my price range.
<< <i>I have an 1845-0 and an 1882 ... both mintages of 4,000 coins ... I don't want to list them and people think that I am crazy ... escpecially since my forum name is Lunytune
better
images with imaging skills can be the key or key lost...
one thing i've found
if i care about return on a coin
consigning comes into play
some sellers have a fan base crowd that follow them and those consignment fees can vanish
especially in specialized areas
perhaps you could search whose got the best thing going with such address and consult them direct
maybe you'll get a pm too
brace yourself too if you haven't been watching actual market sales figures too
upcoming holidays can be rough on prices too
<< <i>The nice people on eBay will pay $1.04 - but you can send a counter offer of 99c to the underbidder. >>
looking at your sig line
how much can us forum members expect off that $1.04
as i may have to set you as a favorite seller
A bit of research on Heritage archives should good you a good start on valuation.
As mentioned, holidays are not the best time to sell. Try the BST with reasonable pricing. No one will be offended.