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Nick here ding there...Im affraid your rite. I dont know if any are worthy enough either. But honestly, thats why I'm on here asking you all. I wouldn't know, I think they all are great but really really looking closer they all seem to have some kind of mark an from what yall are saying...it wont cut it. Heres another to gander at, the only difference between them all is where the lil ding or mark is located.   |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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a whole roll for $100? BUY MORE and resell it!
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Bedrock of the Community
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$100 was a great deal. You may not have any submission worthy coins, but I'm pretty sure you could double your money selling them individually. They look to all be BU, and I see no reason to think otherwise.
Unless you would get an MS-66 grade, it's cost prohibitive to submit. Neither you've shown would meet that.
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You could easily say these are an MS62/63 and sell them raw for $15-20 each on ebay. You did well. That was what I meant by someone peaking at them before you. Dealers/investors/flippers ALL scope these kind of rolls out in detail for the 65+ submissions. You got one of their "rejects", meaning not TPG submissible, and not worth their effort and time to sell individually. It always sucks tho, when they "cap" these rolls. That's where they put nice coins on the end, always a revers/obverse showing then put absolute crap inside...happens all the time, even sold as "unsearched", is absolutely sickening! Glad you didn't get one of those! |
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Nice score!  But as others said, it's not worth TPG. just keep them raw. |
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Don't lose sleep over it . We live and we learn !  |
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I also bought a roll of 64s from her as well. They were all considered "AU" and sold to me for $5 cheaper because of that. Sounds ridiculous huh? I'll be going back today to also buy the 62s she had that were pending sale with somebody else but whoever never showed up to buy them so I'll be going back for those today. The way I see it the silver alone is worth close to a $120 and if I sold them individually on the bay I could make a buck or two probably. Thanks for all the help and helping me with the grade before I sent them in or some of them at least and wasted time and money hoping for something special in return.
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Nice....I would keep them all just for the silver content if you don't do any thing else.
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Very nice! |
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You got them for significantly under melt value and they are uncirculated on top of all that, so this is a crazy, screaming good deal in my book. You should buy as many of these as you can at these kind of prices.
They may not be high grade MS65 coins, but still worth way more than you are paying.
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Im sure someone will say something about being off subject in my thread but heres the 64s I got for 5 dollars cheaper in the same transaction. I missed out on the 62s I mentioned previously. She said these were "AU" cause someone already opened them an re-rolled so thats ehy they cost me $95 bucks instead of a whopping $100 bill. My opinion, they all seem to be uncirculated as well. Still none worthy for grading but thats besides the point. I'm happy with my purchase for sure.  |
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Im sure someone will say something about being off subject in my thread but heres the 64s I got for 5 dollars cheaper in the same transaction. Very nice! Your topic, so it is okay.  |
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Don't forget to check these '64s for the DDOs and the 1964-D RPMs.
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