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7over87over8 Posts: 4,733 ✭✭✭
Question:
IS it worth submitting sealed ship boxes for the ASE 3 coin sets to be graded, or,
Open the boxes and ONLY submit the REVERSE PROOFS?

Remeber, most rec'd 10 sets in one box! This will cost you a small fortune to grade.

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    First Strike madness...all I can tell you is the three sets I'm submitting are getting the designation. Remember, the customer is always right.

    Especially when he wants to spend more money with you.

    And besides, you submit 10 sets, you greatly increase the odds of being able to put together a complete 70 set, which will sell for big $ and take care of the rest of the costs.

    Do it, man.



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    JimDepotJimDepot Posts: 960 ✭✭✭


    << <i>First Strike madness...all I can tell you is the three sets I'm submitting are getting the designation. Remember, the customer is always right.

    Especially when he wants to spend more money with you.

    And besides, you submit 10 sets, you greatly increase the odds of being able to put together a complete 70 set, which will sell for big $ and take care of the rest of the costs.

    Do it, man. >>





    I agree except for the "complete 70 set".

    No MS70, at least from PCGS.
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    << <i>I agree except for the "complete 70 set".

    No MS70, at least from PCGS. >>



    Oh I agree the odds are stacked against it, but the upside far outweighs the downside.

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