2014 Baseball Hof Commemorative $1 - What To Do With Them?

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oih82w8 Pillar of the Community United States 7840 Posts	Posted 11/09/2014 4:48 pm Poll Question I finally received (they were shipped to my old address in June) my 2014 Baseball HOF Commemoratives Dollars, both UNC & Proof, still sealed in their shipping boxes from the Mint. Living up to my forum id, I could not wait for to put one of these in my collection, I purchased a PCGS MS69 version. Now I have two raw coins to deal with and looking for some advice on how to auction/sell them. Thanking you in advance! Poll Choices Sealed in the box for auction/sale Take actual images of them for auction/sale Other Report this Post to the Staff

Scropper CCF Sponsor United States 702 Posts	Posted 11/09/2014 5:47 pm Were it me, I'd cherry pick them to see if there's one in there better than your 69! I've seen a lot of "69s" that aren't 69s. So if you got a good one, you could leave them sealed and sell them later on the mystery of what's inside, but if you need the cash now take excellent picks and sell them puppies, whilst maybe taking aside the best one or two to go along with your certified. Report this Post to the Staff
CoinCollector2012 Pillar of the Community United States 8137 Posts	Posted 11/09/2014 5:54 pm If you don't want them, sell them before the prices shoot down because everyone has moved on. Report this Post to the Staff
nickelsearcher Moderator United States 15422 Posts	Posted 11/09/2014 6:55 pm The initial 'craze' for these coins has long ago subsided ... I have not checked current ebay listings ... suspect the 'sold' prices are back to normal range for any modern commemorative. My advise ... sell them for whatever you can get in todays market. David Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art Report this Post to the Staff
commems CCF Master Historian of USA Commemoratives United States 12271 Posts	Posted 11/09/2014 9:06 pm I'm not sure a "still sealed" coin would bring much (if any) premium at this point as the coins are plentiful in the marketplace. I would open them up, inspect them so that you can confirm their quality (and spot any potential defects/problems) and then put them up for sale. Hopefully, you'll cover your costs. Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved. Report this Post to the Staff
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