I have a chance to buy 185 silver dollars in graded holders. What do I pay to profit from these ?

Watchbelieve · May 12, 2018 10:41AM

I’m wondering what I should pay for these below the book value to resell them individually on ebay? Also I won’t see them til next week, if they are all in the old holders is that a good thing for me? Do coins in the old holders usually get a higher grade when resubmitted?

LindeDad · May 12, 2018 10:46AM

Not the ones bought sight unseen IMO.
Not knowning who graded them melt would be a start point on pricing.

Coinstartled · May 12, 2018 10:47AM

Old holders may bring a modest premium assuming that the coins are all there for the grade. Unless the collection has been buried for many years, the upgradable one likely already have.

Check Ebay auction results (or heritage) to find recent pricing. Work back from there. Ebay/Paypal/shipping fees with a store are in the 12-13% range.

Good luck...it sounds like a great opportunity.

BlindedByEgo · May 12, 2018 10:53AM

An awful lot to assume to provide any kind of answer. First of all, old PCI holders or PCGS? Maybe INS or PCCS?

You could always try the old coin dealer "Whaddaya lookin' to get outta dose?" question first

ctf_error_coins · May 12, 2018 10:55AM

So much information is missing to give a fair offer.

1630Boston · May 12, 2018 10:56AM

IDK

Smudge · May 12, 2018 11:11AM

Wait until you see them (the coins). Take good notes and some photos. Then ask. Lots of good people with plenty of expertise here who will be glad to help, but the more information you can provide, the more help you can expect.

OPA · May 12, 2018 11:31AM

It depends on multiple factors....1) grading service....2) grade assigned....3) date & Mint-mark.

Wabbit2313 · May 12, 2018 12:01PM

It seems you don't have any knowledge at all on the product you are going to buy, to resell. Not a sound plan in my opinion.

Wabbit2313 · May 12, 2018 12:03PM

@LindeDad said:
Not the ones bought sight unseen IMO.
Not knowning who graded them melt would be a start point on pricing.

I don't care who graded the dollars, I will pay melt on as many as you have, all day and night long.

RogerB · May 12, 2018 12:09PM

Dates, mintmarks, conditions?

Also, be sure the coins are graded by NGC, PCGS, or ANACS and not just the plastic holders.

LindeDad · May 12, 2018 12:24PM

@Wabbit2313 said:

@LindeDad said:
Not the ones bought sight unseen IMO.
Not knowning who graded them melt would be a start point on pricing.

I don't care who graded the dollars, I will pay melt on as many as you have, all day and night long.

Let get an order in from Ali Babba then I can take you up on that offer.

TomB · May 12, 2018 12:28PM

Given the details within the first post, I guess perhaps $1,000 each would be fair.

giantsfan20 · May 12, 2018 12:42PM

Just like your **numerous ** phantom error posts guess you figured them our esp the dd ? right?

Again do your INDEPENDENT Research you have 400 posts and still in doubt? How old are you?

Just pay like $20 or less and you be ok unless you buying fakes which if you **search ** you can read about or just post here **right**** **

DIMEMAN · May 12, 2018 12:45PM

Wouldn't be worth the trouble or risk to me.

giantsfan20 · May 12, 2018 12:47PM

Everybody if you think I am HARSH on this one check his previous posts!

For the rest have a good week ahead.

Boosibri · May 12, 2018 12:48PM

Everything about this post makes me think that the OP will not come out ahead in this one.

AUandAG · May 12, 2018 12:51PM

@Watchbelieve said:
I’m wondering what I should pay for these below the book value to resell them individually on ebay? Also I won’t see them til next week, if they are all in the old holders is that a good thing for me? Do coins in the old holders usually get a higher grade when resubmitted?

Either you won't pony up the dough or the seller will just say no. Not a chance you'll get them as the seller knows much more than you on these dollars.

bob

giantsfan20 · May 12, 2018 12:54PM

Humm seems strange questions about minute errors now morgan dollars?

Like that othe cluesless person phatom errors and then a seated quarter.

Whats up with that?

blitzdude · May 12, 2018 12:55PM

$20 each is probably a safe bet with the lack of details available to make a rational judgement.

giantsfan20 · May 12, 2018 12:56PM

Watch trade him some of yout phantom errors at face value even you got boatloads of them no doubt.

Type2 · May 12, 2018 12:59PM

Just like you we don't know what they are so we cant tell you till we know, could be a bunch of gold dollars like prez one's and not the real Gold dollars.

I love dreaming but then I get slapped with the reality of life that most collectors are just that and see a lot of stuff that is worth face or less. But you never know that's why you need to look at it. It just may be a home run but get the deal 1st then we can give you a better idea about it. You don't want to rip them but you need to make $$$ for your time it will take for you to sell.

giantsfan20 · May 12, 2018 1:06PM

I just love these vague non specific posts like the flood of certain topic

This chracter is another one who will NOT most likely come back with followp and certainly definely NOT get a thank you and maybe a response probably dening everything we said hete .Since we dont know what we are talking about.

You might trade him your junkindian cents as well.

Purchase 150 morgans and graded right, Did you purchase the Brooklyn Bridge as well it in NY Op Lol.

jesbroken · May 12, 2018 1:21PM

Will you have an opportunity to see the coins in their holders and then do research or is it see and buy or not. If the latter, you had better be very educated on what you are doing. Good luck.
Jim

giantsfan20 · May 12, 2018 1:25PM

Watch still clueless at 500 posts . Check this one track record

Research and less posts would help you .LOL

Gluggo · May 12, 2018 1:28PM

$3098.00 + $6.95 shipping.

grip · May 12, 2018 1:32PM

Watchbelieve.how old are you?

291fifth · May 12, 2018 1:33PM

If you don't know the answer to that question without asking a question like this on the board you have no business considering such a purchase.

tyler267 · May 12, 2018 1:56PM

Definitely do not buy the coins sight unseen. If you really want to do this deal, check and see what similar coins have sold for at auction, consider all expenses, then build in the profit you want.

For what it is worth, you might want to consider starting with smaller deals while you learn, mistakes can be expensive. If you do the deal I hope it works out well.

KollectorKing · May 12, 2018 2:00PM

@TomB said:
Given the details within the first post, I guess perhaps $1,000 each would be fair.

I know someone that hit the big 6 and is willing to go up to $10K each

Kkathyl · May 12, 2018 2:07PM

Cannot comment without more information. Silver dollars can include a variety of metal purity and yes some holders will get a small premium but not because of resubmitting unless they are old Morgan’s or proofs. Peace ASE are all different. If you get any Trade dollars let me know. Good luck.

BillJones · May 12, 2018 2:12PM

There is not enough information here to even hazard a guess. The worst case senecio would 185 Chinese counterfeits in counterfeit grading holders.

FullStrike · May 12, 2018 2:18PM

Call me a fool but.....

After living in the Detroit area since 2009 , I've learned that the X Files mantra " Trust No One" is the only way to go in the ISA .

EVERYONE. Yes EVERYONE is looking for a sucker to unleash their scam onto. If it was me, I'd be expecting Chinese Counterfeit Morgans and Peace Dollars. I bought some, directly from a Beijing source once, and they looked surprisingly real. I think I paid around $4 each ( DELIVERED), so watch out !

P.S. the ISA I put in above was NO Typo on my part. I've found in my 9 years up here in the "Biggest Metro Bankruptcy City" in History , that very few will help you with ANYTHING. Even if it's their job to help , they won't do anything other that give you a transfer to someone elses phone. So in the end , you find yourself in the ISA ( Incompetent States of America ) . United? Maybe at one point in past History ( 1776? ) these States MAY have been "United" , but now ?

I. S. A.

Good luck on ever making the I S A back into the " Great " U S A .

Watchbelieve · May 12, 2018 2:34PM

thanks guys. I will post more info when I get it

coinpalice · May 12, 2018 2:48PM

if your going to sell them on e bay, you better get them for well below gray sheet, especially if your going to do no reserve auctions

davids5104 · May 12, 2018 2:50PM

Sounds like it could be a lot of money to commit to if you are unable to answer the questions yourself. Nervous for you

slider23 · May 12, 2018 4:15PM

Contact the seller and ask for the following information: Coin type, date and mint mark, TPG on holder, grade. Once you have this information you can prepare an offer if you are interested in buying.

mustangmanbob · May 12, 2018 4:23PM

You know how to make $3500 buying 185 graded Morgans when you do not know what you are doing?

Buy them for $5500, and after you sell them, you have $3500 left.

CoinRaritiesOnline · May 12, 2018 4:29PM

This is a little like announcing you want to open a restaurant, and asking people how to make money doing so. It's complicated, and much easier to lose money than make money.

RichieURich · May 12, 2018 5:32PM

@291fifth said:
If you don't know the answer to that question without asking a question like this on the board you have no business considering such a purchase.

Agreed. And have you considered how much work it is to sell 185 silver dollars individually on eBay? Plus the eBay and PayPal fees will eat up a lot of your potential profits.

Mission16 · May 12, 2018 6:42PM

Don’t. Just don’t

earlycoins · May 12, 2018 6:43PM

If the coins are dated before 1805, you should be fine paying $10 per coin, as long as they’re actual silver.

Watchbelieve · May 12, 2018 7:02PM

I bet everyone who told me not to purchase these because I asked if coins in the old holders usually upgrade are ALL DEALERS trying to keep people like me from taking the chance away from them. I Purchased raw coins from this man before. He inherited everything and knows nothing. I’m not getting ripped off for sure but I understand that I have to be cautious. I’m excited to show you what I get, I have a great feeling about this one. I admit the chances of this working out are slim but when dealing with the client I’m getting them from... it should be a score.

Watchbelieve · May 12, 2018 7:09PM

Considering one of the coins in the raw batch I bought came out graded best known WORLD WIDE. I’m excited to see what was actually graded

WoodenJefferson · May 12, 2018 7:14PM

I have a chance to buy 10 houses in a up-scale neighborhood. What do I pay to profit from these ?

Mission16 · May 12, 2018 8:11PM

@Watchbelieve said:
I bet everyone who told me not to purchase these because I asked if coins in the old holders usually upgrade are ALL DEALERS trying to keep people like me from taking the chance away from them. I Purchased raw coins from this man before. He inherited everything and knows nothing. I’m not getting ripped off for sure but I understand that I have to be cautious. I’m excited to show you what I get, I have a great feeling about this one. I admit the chances of this working out are slim but when dealing with the client I’m getting them from... it should be a score.

Stupid statement. How would anyone HERE know about this collection? Kinda hard to take the "chance" away from "people like you" if YOU are the only one who knows about it.

AND your line "He inherited everything and knows nothing" tells me that YOU, sir are no better than "ALL DEALERS" that are trying to rip you off.
From your apparent lack of knowledge, you are doing a disservice to that man because YOU clearly do not know coins and might not be giving him the best possible price.

Wabbit2313 · May 12, 2018 8:37PM

@Watchbelieve said:
Considering one of the coins in the raw batch I bought came out graded best known WORLD WIDE. I’m excited to see what was actually graded

Let's see it.

giantsfan20 · May 12, 2018 9:30PM

Watch who **asked **who for advice.

Why

giantsfan20 · May 12, 2018 9:32PM

Lets ignore this guy **next ** and all future posts everybody.

Have you figured ** out what a **Double Die and PMD are LOL?

BruceS · May 12, 2018 10:00PM

I agree no more soup,.. I mean answers for you. You are shut off. At least from myself. Alts and all. Good luck.

BlindedByEgo · May 12, 2018 10:45PM

@Watchbelieve said:
I bet everyone who told me not to purchase these because I asked if coins in the old holders usually upgrade are ALL DEALERS trying to keep people like me from taking the chance away from them. I Purchased raw coins from this man before. He inherited everything and knows nothing. I’m not getting ripped off for sure but I understand that I have to be cautious. I’m excited to show you what I get, I have a great feeling about this one. I admit the chances of this working out are slim but when dealing with the client I’m getting them from... it should be a score.

I just don't get it. It's like you have the comprehension of an 8-year-old. First off, NOBODY CARES THAT MUCH.
Secondly, a bunch of old greedy dealers are not going to get that excited about the potential upside of SOMEHOW screwing you out of such coins, and most dealers I know I could leave them alone in a room of $100K in loose bills on a table and trust them both to be there when I returned... Thirdly, you throw around terms like "old holders", but you STILL haven't said what kind of "silver dollars" or what brand of "old holders" they are, despite repeated queries. And no, PCGS old holders are NOT lock upgrades.

I still can't understand why I get sucked into responding to someone who is either aggressively ignorant, a mouthbreather, or just a bored troll.

I have a chance to buy 185 silver dollars in graded holders. What do I pay to profit from these ?

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