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Having 2015 P Silver Eagle Regraded

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 Posted 04/06/2021  06:44 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Rhab to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I have 5 21015 P silver eagles graded gem BU by ICS. would it be worth my time/money to have them regraded by NGC or PCGS? I realize they could come back with lower grades but was considering it in case of wanting/having to resell.
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to CCF. In order to justify all costs in having them slabbed, the retail value need to be at least $150 per coin after slabbing. Check ebay sold values to get an idea on current value and make sure your coins will grade high enough.
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almost certainly would NOT be worth it
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If they are graded "Gem BU" they aren't graded. They should be considered the same as just raw bullion coins So how high would they have to grade to justify the roughly $35 per coins cost to have them graded? The graded coin would need to have a value of about $70 just to break even. Since you can buy MS-69's for under $50 and MS-70's in the $60 to $80 range I don't think it would be worth it.

I am assuming these are NOT the "Minted in Philadelphia" coins and are just 2015 silver eagles with no mintmark (bullion coins) Because I can't see the "minted in Philadelphia" coins having been slabbed without a grade.
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Highly unlikely they would be worth re-grading.



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NGC would cost you $18/coin (plus $10 handling on the order and shipping both ways)

A MS70 First Release sold yesterday for $53 so yours without that designation could get less...ASSUMING they come back 70's.

A few raw 2015's sold for around $40 shipped

Definitely not worth it
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