Six Mile Rick

Not sure you will break even on those rolls. Check prices on ebay.

Did o-k on the auctions. I did bid on around 8 coins and got them returned to my registry. I was not letting anything go for free.

With all deductions and sold coin removals I am at a new stage in my collecting.

A total of 1300 graded slabs are left. Total list value in collection manager is at $67,000 at a cost of $2000.

I will remain selling and buying coins till I get $100,000 value at no cost.

Happy New Year!!

Rick

All my Top Pop NGC graded coins will start to get listed in Great Collection auction starting Monday 11/15. Many wheat cents, full step nickels, great silver quarters and state quarters MS68 to MS70, plenty of silver half dollars

Thanks Bammer and Mohawk.

 Well I had a great sale on yet another 26 dimes and a hand full of other coins. I packed the 2 - 50 coin boxes up last week and got them into Great Collections. Every coin I put in the boxes were $175 and up to $2500 each NGC list. A grand NGC list value of $39,500. I have a little under $14,000 invested in this great hobby which should clear up on this auction and leave me with over $60,000 in coins hobby cost FREE!!

Coinbuf,  I have plenty of post 1958 Proofs for your set 

When Mark Gibson sold his dime set a few years ago I almost purchased the complete set. Glenda was so mad and then she watched me sell them 1 at a time. I did very good on selling and the fight on coins became something different as she chimed in on my wisdom on coins. It is a hard road on a collector and a no waste on collecting situation but I finally after 25 years turned her and then she left. 

 Everybody now --- kids ------ girl friend------other friends ----- DO WHAT YOU WANT..   BORING!!!!!!  I need competition in everything I do. You can't have great love without a little war!!

It is kinda weird as Glenda hated my coin obsession and she finally saw that I was doing well selling. I wont end up with $100,000 value at no cost as I planned 10 years ago but ......  You know I would love to just hear her yell at me for buying a $500 dime.

I am bored.  

On 7/29/2021 at 2:12 PM, Revenant said:

Indeed. We're moving after 3.5 years hear and coming up on 6 years of marriage (and 2 kids) and we're purging a lot - though maybe not as much as we (I) should be. I'm the one with all the junk though. She isn't as much of "collector" / "hoarder" as I am.

Sorry you lost her. I hope you're still making out okay though and you still have an in-person friend group to spend time with.

I am doing fine considering all the loss and all. A man works his a-s-s off his whole life to take care of his wife and kids.Usually the husband goes before the wife. I have got to take care of my kids and balance life in this  new future drive.

On 7/29/2021 at 11:54 AM, deposito said:

from what I am witnessing, coins are selling at good prices lately so mazel tov and may the dough be with you

 

any reason to pick GC over Heritage or what made you pick them?  

GC will auction lower value coins to bidders. Heritage is like the king pin for outrageous valued coins and throws the lower valued coins to the dealers sight unseen. 

There are many factors that go into my decision to sell at auction. I don't spend much time on here as I use to selling since my wife passed. I have been going through my house the past few months getting rid of a lot of things I don't need or use. A married couple can hoard a lot of stuff in 25 years together. She has been gone for almost 2 years now and I am downsizing on everything to make my life more simpler.

10 years of buying and selling. I am cashing out in November. 

It is called Coin Collecting. Enjoy yourself and collect what you want.

Happy Coin Collecting!!!

I have been outbid on a few top pop dimes and nickels the past month. With that in mind I know the market is strong. I will be sending all my graded U.S. coins into Great Collection Auction this winter for a Nov./Dec. auction sale. Presently I am waiting for a few packages to arrive that will contain all of TPETERS coins. His family is liquidating his collection and I will be selling those for them as well.

Happy Coin Collecting!! 

Been here almost 20 years. You have to go with the flow. Spent last week getting use to the new registry and it is a struggle but once you figure everything out it works well.

Thanks Ali E.!  I was using the old set platform.

Rick

This set Ali --- https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/333193/

nothing listed for last year or this year???????????

6 hours ago, Revenant said:

I think what he was actually referring to was NGC adding new slots every year for new coins in ongoing series - which sometimes for some series is very early in the year and sometimes a series goes years without an update. But I think the answer to his question is you folks just have a bunch of categories to deal with now and you have us constantly poking you for new ones and extra changes. 🤣 

WINNER!!!   yes Ali ---- update the current sets. Are there that many sets that you are two years behind on????  CRAZY!!

Keep building that great set and have fun with it.

Rick

15 minutes ago, Revenant said:

Worthless is a bit strong. They are silver, but, past some initial hype and interest, I doubt they'll give anyone a profit.

100,000,000 or more --- you are right  SILVER --  worth their weight in metal value and nothing more. now or in the future.

Get sucked into the U.S. mints collecting therapy and purchase something that will be forever worthless???

Hell No!!!

I would like to take time to bless all the friends  here for their losses in the family. 

It is a new era with all that is going on and I am sure that many people here have lost someone in the past year or 2.

God Bless You!!!!!

Chill out.  It takes a while these days to actually close on a house with a bank. My daughter and her fiancee had to change banks to meet qualification protocol after losing 3 different contractors for upgrades the bank wanted. Sit back and get ready for a rough ride!!  

You can do 2 or more forms at a time. All the coins go to NCS for preservation first and then they go to NGC for grading. After preservation then NGC will list them as ready for grading. Good Luck Bro!!!

Nice pair!!