How should I price these ASEs?

[pendragon1998]

I've got a group of around 8 ASEs that have gone spotty in captivity. I have absolutely no idea how they got that way, but I'm thinking I want to sell them at some point in the future. They're all raw non-proofs (all are MS except for one that I inherited from my little brother years ago) and date 1987(x2), 1991, 1996, 1997, 1999(x2), and 2001. Are they worth saving to dip? I'm thinking I want to just sell them for their bullion value. Do ASEs command any premium over spot in less-than-good shape? I'm trying to decide on a fair price for them and I'd welcome any opinions.

[Stanley]

Ebay and PayPal fees will eat it all up

[pendragon1998]

I was thinking of selling it here or across the street and maybe accepting checks.

[texasrichard]

Typically the 1996 will bring a substantial premium.

[123cents]

Typically the 1996 will bring a substantial premium.

 

That's right. The 1996 usually sells for a least $50.00 raw depending on the condition.

[pendragon1998]

$50 for the uncirculated 1996 seems rather high for this specimen, as it's moderately spotted, but I wonder what it would look like after a quick dip? I've never dipped, but this is a situation where if I did, I would. Are the 1991 or 1997 issues worth any premium.

 

What's a common date spotty ASE worth on the market today? Is $14.50 too much?

[123cents]

 

 

What's a common date spotty ASE worth on the market today? Is $14.50 too much?

 

Probably not. Put them on the boards and see what happens.

[MunkyMan95]

I might pay $14.50 for them, shipped to my door. The 1996 would still be worth at least $35 I'd say.

[pendragon1998]

Thanks for your help to all who replied. Thanks also to the that gave this thread one star - you're a gem

 

Anyway, for those who are interested, there are photos of all the coins in the buy/sell/trade forum. (I say that not to try and advertise them, but just if anyone wanted to see the photos.)