Auctions

[RoelSports]

If you have a set of valuable coins, which auction would you put them in to recieve the best return?scr

[MunkyMan95]

Depends on what it is. If I had a 2006 anniversary AGE set, which I consider valuable, I'd probably go the eBay route. But if I had say... A 1907 high relief saint in MS67, I'd go Heritage.

[RoelSports]

These are high grade SLQ's

[MikeInFL]

If I didn't know a collector interested in them or a good price to put on them, I would try to get them into a Heritage Signature Auction, preferably coinciding with one of the larger shows (for example FUN, but it's too late now)....Mike

[MunkyMan95]

How high? It also depends on the coin. I've seen MS65 and MS66 FH SLQ's sell on eBay for fair market money. But if they're REALLY high grade/value, then Heritage would be good. I'm pretty sure that Heritage keeps a larger chunk of the final value, though.

[123cents]

If you have sold on Ebay and have a good feedback record I would go with them. If your coins are properly listed with good pictures, I think you would realize the highest returns.

[TomB]

If your SLQs are better date and high grade (1916, 1918/7, 1921, 1923-S, 1927-S, etc...) then a Heritage Signature Sale is the best way to go in my opinion.

[AzLarry]

As TomB said if they are nice better date ones Heritage would be my number 1 choice, then ANR.

[michael]

If your SLQs are better date and high grade (1916, 1918/7, 1921, 1923-S, 1927-S, etc...) then a Heritage Signature Sale is the best way to go in my opinion.

 

 

 

if they are other dates common, or scarce and they are pcgs and top pops then definately a heritage signature sale with bowers and merena a close second

[James_OldeTowne]

If your SLQs are special for the grade, ie. fully struck, particularly attractive, etc., an auction venue may not be the best place for them. Of the many series that do extremely well at auctions, SLQs are one series that I believe does not fare quite as well. Indeed, auctions are where I cherry-pick particularly nice coins - to sell at a profit at shows.

 

If time is not a factor in your decision, I would recommend you consider finding an SLQ dealer with a strong market presence who is willing to take your coins on consignment.

 

Incidentally, PM me a list of what you have, as I do have several on my want list.

[MikeKing]

If your SLQs are better date and high grade (1916, 1918/7, 1921, 1923-S, 1927-S, etc...) then a Heritage Signature Sale is the best way to go in my opinion.

 

 

 

if they are other dates common, or scarce and they are pcgs and top pops then definately a heritage signature sale with bowers and merena a close second

 

why B&M and not ANR?

[michael]

bowers and merena this past summer ana has set records for standers that are registry pcgs pop top quality

 

that is why i said b and m

[LuvToCollect]

If you have a price in mind why not list them on the Market Place board.

[RoelSports]

I have most of the toughies...16 in MS67FH;18/7MS64FH;27-s MS65FH..all others are full heads in some MS66, and a lot in MS67..missing 19d/s;23-s;24d/s

[James_OldeTowne]

I would have interest only in coins with exceptionally strong shield detail. The "full head" would be of secondary interest to me. Do you have images?