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Pillar of the Community
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New Member
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Sorry Steve. Until I can PM, I guess we can't talk.
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You guys can talk via CCF. John1  |
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You guys can talk via CCF. That is why we are here, to discuss. We also have rules, to protect our members. |
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I'm not here to sell anything. Steve asked me to holla at him. I'm curious to the value so I can sell on ebay. So, let's talk about it! Anyone? Edited by ScottRoss
05/11/2021 6:30 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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I see a couple have sold in the $25-$30 range, but the condition of your notes is better. I also see a few people trying to sell certified notes (65/66) for $200+, but those seem like "wishful-thinking" prices and I don't see anyone biting.
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Pillar of the Community
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Easily worth approximately $100 each. Sometimes more if graded. I own a handful of uncirculated examples and I'm always looking to buy more...if that wasn't already obvious to everyone reading this.
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New Member
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Steve, from your experience,does the value on these type notes go up over time?
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Pillar of the Community
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Yes. uncirculated key star notes hold their value or go up...most of the time.
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New Member
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Good to know. Steve, trying to get my post count up so I can be more "involved" here. It's a really nice forum board! BTW, I'm on Facebook and IG. I'm in Nashville.
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New Member
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Well, I've decided to put these notes up for auction on ebay. Was thinking of 7 days,and starting the bid at $450. Steve, one last thought before I pull the trigger?Also, u guys have been great helping me here! Ima stick around and maybe rekindle my coin collection back up!&  &  |
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Good luck! |
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Pillar of the Community
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Personally speaking, I wouldn't put all four notes in one auction. I know if I was looking for an example, I wouldn't want to buy four to get one. Individually or pairs, with the auctions spaced out, is what I'd do.
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New Member
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Steve, they're actually 6 total. 3 sets of Consecutive:
J00199103*,104*
J00199203*,204*
J00199303*,304*
I do agree in selling separately. What about selling in pairs (Consecutive #s.) Example-J00199103* and 104*. Any advantage to that?
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Pillar of the Community
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... What about selling in pairs (Consecutive #s.) Example-J00199103* and 104*. Any advantage to that? IMO selling in pairs is better, especially if the notes are not graded. I as a buyer would tend to feel that the notes were never put into circulation are in better condition. |
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