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31 minutes ago, Revenant said:

It might help attract the right people if you could change the title to indicate what is whizzed.

Started a new thread! Thanks so much

What do I price this as?

25 minutes ago, Mohawk said:

Though it's a problem coin, it's definitely still sellable.  That I can tell you.  However, I can't help with the pricing on it.  But there are a lot of people here who do know classic US coins here who are active in collecting and selling classic US coins who may be able to help you with the pricing part.

Thanks, would I post that question on this thread or a different one?

Is this sellable? If so what would it bring back? Or what should I list it for? Was really salty when this came back. 

5 hours ago, jgrinz said:

Looks like a LDS VAM-32/41 with sinking dies at least on the obverse.

Best I can do with these pictures 

Been fun take care

 

Thank you guys so much!!!! I just found a whole different world in collecting

I think this is doubling on the inside portion of the nine?

2 minutes ago, jgrinz said:

One other thing it looks like you are using a phone.

Put the phone settings for the camera on manual and set the manual focus on full closeup.

Then move the camera/phone until the picture is in focus

Use good lighting

example of result

 

 

Got it

32 minutes ago, jgrinz said:

Dont sweat it Chuck … I actually wanted to come back to this to actually to find its real VAM from the photographs provided.

I will come back a little later to give you my thoughts - 

 

 

Let me know if you f I can take some better pictures and get better angels I'll do me best

2 minutes ago, stash-1 said:

Mr. Hicks . Why would you post a coin and not come back to the thread, to follow up on the answers ?

I'm checking in on it from time to time. I appreciate all the feedback. I read the responses but can't respond at the time I read them and then I forget that I didn't respond.

I can't figure it out... I know it's something but not sure which one...

11 minutes ago, Numismatic, A.A.S. said:

No, those prices are too high in this market...I'm saying the 1,100...$$, think of this my friend....if you had $1100.00 wouldn't you want it in one coin...many benefits of that, u don't have to watch the ups and downs on all those...alot on the market right now..just saying...it's a bundle of stuff but it is just mediocre....

I get that. I thought you were saying you would purchase it for half of 1600 or half of 1100. Was confused. Thank you.

4 hours ago, Numismatic, A.A.S. said:

That's a good clip...unless building a set of purpose for individual resale, I would add it up.....how about $1109.00 you mentioned.

So, about $1600 if all certified, are you RE selling or keeping...it may be offered at a couple hundred too high...

What are you doing with it...maybe you should keep it.

Are you saying half of 1600?

4 minutes ago, Charles Hicks said:

 

56 minutes ago, Numismatic, A.A.S. said:

On second thought...I looked and some of those are everywhere....I would go half that....

I inboxed you

5 hours ago, jgrinz said:

I do not think anyone is going to spend the time for you. Its the nature of the beast.

Best bet is to search on Ebay and Heritage for current sale data and go from there.

If  you are looking to sell fast 50%-75% of retail - which looks like it is the figure you are posting BUT if these are NGC figures off the site they tend to value high 

so even your retail figure will be off.

So just list the retail price and state accepting offers? 

I got them from greysheet.com

I am. I know I wouldn't get the retail price for them. I'd like to sell them all at once if possible. Just don't know what to ask.