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I want to sell this coin. I currently have it still sealed and shrink wrapped in its original set. Should I keep it sealed and sell it that way? Or Should I send it in to ICCS prior to selling? |
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Your link takes us to your ebay page, not to a coin you are asking an evaluation for. If this is to get someone to "follow" you, I doubt that will happen. If you are actually asking a question about a coin, please post photos or more details about the coin you are referring to. |
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Well that was quite unnecessarily rude.
The link is not part of my post, its a signature that is included in every post.
And I believe my question is clear as it is. Thanks though.
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Take it to ICCS, grade is important on this variety.
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 Unless it's a 64 or something in which case it's better not to know  |
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The total population is really climbing on this coin. Well over two hundred now.
I hope you get a high grade on it.
Edited by darryldarryl
08/13/2015 8:15 pm
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if it was me, a coin like this I would have graded
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My coin came back graded as MS-67 from ICCS.
I dont normally collect graded coins. Is that a fairly high grade for this coin?
Anyone have population report for this grade/coin?
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There are 6 in MS-67 NBU and none higher.
Feel free to call me Will.
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Pretty much as high as it gets!  Most would grade 65-66. |
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You could try consigning it to a Canadian auction... you might do better than an ebay auction. "Discovery follows discovery, each both raising and answering questions, each ending a long search, and each providing the new instruments for a new search." -- J. Robert OppenheimerContent of this post is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. See: http://creativecommons.org/licenses...0/deed.en_USMy eBay store
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I want to sell this coin. I currently have it still sealed and shrink wrapped in its original set.
Wilsonwu, congratulations on your find! Charlton 2015 indicates only FOUR non-magnetic 2005P cents have been certified, all found in uncirculated sets. But I'm curious why ICCS graded it MS-67, since it came from a set? Edited by wildflowerAB
09/02/2015 6:59 pm
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It is MS-67 NBU, NBU stands for numismatic brilliant uncirculated. These çoins from the current sets are NBU not PL as in older sets.
Feel free to call me Will.
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Another question, were these also found in the Black Envelope Uncirculated Sets also or were they exclusively found in gift sets?
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It is MS-67 NBU, NBU stands for numismatic brilliant uncirculated. These çoins from the current sets are NBU not PL as in older sets.
Thank you, wasn't sure about the terminology ICCS uses for more recent PL type sets as different grading companies appear to use different references. Quote:
Another question, were these also found in the Black Envelope Uncirculated Sets also or were they exclusively found in gift sets?
I don't know that you'll find out the answer to that. Which type was yours found in? And were you searching for one or did you just happen on it by chance?  |
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