Posted 08/24/2018 2:04 pm
Jbedwell, I don't remember if I gave you this answer box before or not. It does apply to your desire to "send 'em in". As T-Bop pointed out, it ain't cheap! There are indeed ways to do multiple entries at once, but these are really for those who are taking the risk, hoping to get a group of MS/PF70's or at least 69's...that is extremely difficult to do. Those who do that put in 100 possibles, they know will grade above MS/PF67. Flipping a couple 70's or a lot of 69's may make your investment break even. We are talikng THOUSANDS of dollars invested in hopeful grades, sometimes it don't happen, take the loss, next time maybe a winner. But do realize, what is your suspected grade and what is it's CURRENT listed resale value(not a graysheet lising)? If you can't sell that submission for the price of grading, are you making a good choice? Multiply that by 20, you're in the $1,000 submission range, worth it?
Canned answer #5
The main point in all this is, "Is it really worth it? Not by the time spent, but actual market value of your coin. Most folks that send in a lot of submissions set a level of $150 market value as a bare minimum to even consider sending a coin in. From those you have posted previously, many don't make that level. Now if you want to spend Your money that way for Your satisfaction, let no one stop you, it is your coin.
Canned answer #5
The main point in all this is, "Is it really worth it? Not by the time spent, but actual market value of your coin. Most folks that send in a lot of submissions set a level of $150 market value as a bare minimum to even consider sending a coin in. From those you have posted previously, many don't make that level. Now if you want to spend Your money that way for Your satisfaction, let no one stop you, it is your coin.
Edited by Crazyb0
08/24/2018 2:12 pm
08/24/2018 2:12 pm
