1st Spouse Gold Coins Question,,,,,

GRANDAM

Does anyone know what the average cost per coin would be if someone purchased the entire run from The Mint at issue costs for BU and proof Coins?

I saw a post on 1st Spouse Coins and this question came to mind.

GrandAm

Coinosaurus

Way over current melt, for sure.

dpoole

$750.44 average for the entire PR/MS run, though Lady Bird.

123cents

The Liberty spouse coins bring a premium.

GRANDAM

<< <i>$750.44 average for the entire PR/MS run, though Lady Bird. >>



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That was a quick answer,,,,,,

So that would be roughly $740 per coin BU & $760 per coin Proof,,,,

That is $5 per coin less that the current LBJ issue price,,,,,,

Who would have thought,,,,,,

Thanks, GrandAm

dpoole

Sorry. I left out the Jackson Liberty PR/MS.

Corrected figure for the 76 items: Total is $58,253.26 for 76 items, or an average $766.49 per.

dpoole

The early ones up through Polk all were under $700.

GRANDAM

OK, now you have me thinking,,,,

Which coins had the highest issue price?

GrandAm

P.S. SLOW DAY,,,,,, I am bored,,,,,

dpoole

<< <i>OK, now you have me thinking,,,,

Which coins had the highest issue price?

GrandAm

P.S. SLOW DAY,,,,,, I am bored,,,,, >>



For real excitement, contemplate the fact that the Alice Paul ties the Lucy Hays for the highest issue price of $1,054 for the proofs.

OperationButter

Estimated grading fees for the set is $3,062 non FS. Add another $18 per coin, putting it up to $4430 total grading fees (assuming one submitted sealed boxes at the end of the year to save on shipping and handling fees)

So if one is selling a full graded set, non first strike, they have roughly $61,300 into the set ($62,600 for FS).

Edit to add that is ~$807 per coin graded.

GRANDAM

<< <i>Estimated grading fees for the set is $3,062 non FS. Add another $18 per coin, putting it up to $4430 total grading fees (assuming one submitted sealed boxes at the end of the year to save on shipping and handling fees)

So if one is selling a full graded set, non first strike, they have roughly $61,300 into the set ($62,600 for FS).

Edit to add that is ~$807 per coin graded. >>



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So, did you grade all of these coins?

If so how many 69/70's?

Any less than 69?

OperationButter

I did not sumbit all my coins for grading, but all my coins are graded. Back in the day, MCM had great deals on 70s when they first came out. Sadly this is no longer the case.

I run about 60% 70s when I submit.

winky

<< <i>Way over current melt, for sure. >>



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Ken Harrison

GRANDAM

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<< <i>Way over current melt, for sure. >>



I belong to LSCC and it is the best.

Ken Harrison >>



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I give,,,,,

WTBH is LSCC?

GrandAm