POLL: Selling a top registry set. Will set up new poll soon with better choices/clarify
washingtonrainbows
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To maximize return what route would you use selling 80-100 coin set. Please take into account picture quality, service and reputation. Also final fees ie no fees 105% return etc.
POLL: Selling a top registry set. Will set up new poll soon with better choices/clarify
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Depends on what it is and appx value.
It would help to know what set.
Legend
that math doesn't work out the same way for me.
Any chance you could cut out the middlemen and find buyers yourself? You know Hansen is potentially game (just don't sell yourself short if it is a low pop in addition to a top pop as a bidding war could ensue).
After it trashed (in my opinion) the winning bidder of the last common date top pops (the 1931-S and 1938-S FB dimes), I would be concerned that Hansen would no longer participate in its auctions. The field for top pop moderns (I'm assuming you were asking about your top pop silver Washington quarters) is already limited to a few players and the removal of one of them could have major implications.
I voted for GreatCollections (surprise) over three auctions. My second choice would have been GreatCollections in one auction.
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Like with the Algonquins?
From prices realized, I suspect max total would be offering to Legend first and the coins that do not meet their criteria then go another route. Also for consideration would be speed of sale, and if splitting collection in 2 tax years would be better.