How do you price this Two Star with missing corner?

Smittys · May 11, 2016 5:41AM

Or just list it and let the chips land where they may?

GrimReaper · May 11, 2016 5:47AM

Free to me Smitters !!!

Smittys · May 11, 2016 5:49AM

Originally posted by: GrimReaper

Free to me Smitters !!!

I think the "Mule" musta kicked you in the head

goodpaper · May 11, 2016 6:33AM

Repairing the corner shouldn't be too tough; you'll have to of course disclose the repair but that fix alone should enable you to get a much better sum. I'd venture you could get $55 to $75 for this Mule Star note...?

mainejoe · May 11, 2016 6:45AM

I personally down grade notes of this sort by one grade from what it would appear if there were no damage. In this case, say the note appears to be a VF (if the corner were intact). So I would list it as a fine and let it ride where it may. As a buyer, not collector, I would offer you $35 for it as is.

larry510 · May 11, 2016 7:18AM

If I came across this in a coin shop I would want to pay no more than $25 for it. But that's just me. It is likely worth more.

notehunter494 · May 15, 2016 8:52AM

I would not waste time to repair it. Mule star, book is $350 in vf. Start it at .99 for at least 7 days. I'll bet you get at least $30 maybe more if it sets off a peeing contest. Collectors understand the corners missing on these old 2's are "tradition" and find it more acceptable than on other denominations.

Maxcrusha · May 15, 2016 9:39AM

there's about $1.98 there I would say

luckybucks · May 15, 2016 11:09AM

Fairly easy repair. As is you should have no problem getting $50.

larry510 · May 15, 2016 2:33PM

The book value of $350 in VF sounds way high to me. There was a time when this used to a be a fairly tough note to find but ever since the advent of ebay and the Internet it proved to be a lot more common that originally thought. Problem free VF's go for around $100-$150.

How do you price this Two Star with missing corner?

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