unopened first strike eligable coins

coinspeak · June 23, 2008 5:41AM

I have the following coins never graded in unopened first strike eligable boxes. Should I have them graded, keep them as is or open and enjoy?

1) 2007 platinum anniversary 2 coin set including reverse proof
2) 2007 Jefferson Liberty spouse unc and proof in same box, 2 sets
1) 2008 Adams spouse unc
1) 2008 Adams spouse proof
1) 2008 Monroe spouse unc
1) 2008 Monroe spouse proof

thought's and advice is appreciated.

Thank you

BECOKA · June 23, 2008 5:44AM

Well, you have about a week to submit them. After that you might as well open them as they are closing the First Strike option to the public.

Burnie · June 23, 2008 6:16AM

I also have a lot of mint sealed coins that I thought would have "added" first strike value when I got around to grading them. I suppose there is always the Florida equivalent with early release?

ricko · June 23, 2008 7:22AM

It is meaningless to all who understand numismatics.... accords some value to neophytes and therefore to flippers who can rip them off. Cheers, RickO

Casman · June 23, 2008 7:39AM

<< <i>I also have a lot of mint sealed coins that I thought would have "added" first strike value when I got around to grading them. I suppose there is always the Florida equivalent with early release? >>

Is the ATS option Always, i thought it was First 30 days ATS...?

Coinlearner · June 23, 2008 8:09AM

....I would send them in or if you keep sealed, you'll have to find a dealer to submit for you, later on.

unopened first strike eligable coins

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