Value Of Proof Sets 1994-2008?

The market is pretty soft right now on proof sets except the 1999 silver set. all the others are going for about 10% back of graysheet bid unless you can set up at a show and get close to retail but we sell them back of bid all day long.

Sorry for not being specific enough, she said they are the regular clad sets.

I mentioned for her to check ebay for an estimate of price, and I also told her my guess is that she would get more selling them individually, but that it would also be more work to do.

I was just checking to see how bad the advice I gave was.

While I dis-agree with the selling the sets singularly, I do suggest that you check E-BAY for ended listings and check the photo's for the condition, this to the die-hard collector means everything. I would sell the sets together in a 3-5 day sale on E-BAY and set a minimum bid to start with and sit back. I say this for many reasons,some sets might not be as desirable as others, but as a group, these will be attractive to the people who want the "one's" in the group. Another reason would be to cut down on the fee's from selling the sets, the one trip to the Post Office and check the weight and ask the post office for an estimate. I know the Post Office has a box, which all you can get in it for a set price of less than $13.00, and would hold up to I think 60 pounds, of course you would not need this size, but check into other sizes.Also the condition of the sets would have much to do with the bottom line received, possible cameos and Gems, intact packages, no spots on the coins, ALL paperwork included, etc. Just my opinion, I also collect proof sets and love them all, Good Luck, Mike.....