Any News On 25th Anniversary ASE Set?

Three boxes of 5 sold mid january on for around 4300 dollars each, one or two sold for around 4000 recently, though if you start your listing at 4290 you should be able to sell since your undercutting everyone else who has them up for sale on ebay at the moment. A few have sold recently for around 4000 dollars but thats quite undervalued in my own opinion, which is why I'm still holding onto mine.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Five-Sets-S...em27c3869b47

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2011-AMERIC...em27c2b27b28

http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-SETS-SEAL...em3a7048912a

I'm also still sitting on my unopened box. It only has one set in it, but perhaps that will be a selling point in the future? Well, I can at least tell myself that.

All of the reverse proofs I had came back ngc 70 - and the S mint ones - looks like several of them all had spots on the back where the dies were dirty or something. Still graded 70 on a few and 69 on the rest - but it was tough to tell the difference.

One set I picked up had the W as a 68 - but it looks the same as the 69's.

An unopened box is definitely has a few pluses..
...all 5 coins are eligible for the 25th Annie label
...if you're a PCGS fan then it is probably First Strike eligible (depending on shipping date and importance to you personally)
...most important...it has not been picked over and created with low grade coins. This, in my mind, is the biggest plus for the unopened box

from the last sets that sold the most recent OGP set sold for about 50 bucks more than the most recent MS/PF-69 set sold for and the shipping was over $6.00 more on the OGP set

Thanks for sharing Brad, Now that's what I talking about!!!

A lot of people will attribute this to the possibility of the RP and S coming back "70",
but the relative scarcity of OGP Sets is starting to factor in.


You only need "68"-grades for the RP and S, the other three are very affordable as 69's.
And, who's to say those "68" RP and S coins couldn't get "69" grades when re-submitted?



Must be the coins that escaped from their OGP capsules during shipping, inadvertently creating "sliders".
And since the Mint boxes were sent unopened to PCGS/NGC, even more
opportunities arose for capsules (and coins) to become dislodged.
Any grade below PCGS 68 could be the result of such damage.

Four of the capsules in my five boxes escaped from their slots,
but the capsules remained sealed and the coins were none the worse for wear.

Brad,

You have always been one the gentleman of the site and appreciate your kind words, Thanks and hope you and yours are all well,How old is your precious daughter now? Mike....PS, We are all well and during these troubled times, that's saying a lot, Be Well My Friend.........