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Graysheet Or Estimated Dealer Offer For Morgans...?

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 Posted 08/03/2011  3:14 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Nvest to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hold or fold...
I've got some common date PSGS MS63 Morgans that I'm thinking of trading up for one or two less-common coins while the silver prices are up. 1883-O, 1885-0, 1902-O... etc.
Should I shoot for much higher than melt? I'm usually just buying when I go in, but haven't sold coins at the shop before and don't know what to expect.
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Dealers in this area are paying about 20% back of Greysheet bid on Common Morgans, or bullion depends if they need them or not.
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Around here they would probably offer 30 to 35 dollars, and then list them for $44 and sell for $40. Even Graded by PCGS. Now I just checked ebay completed listings and they are selling at around $65 for MS 63 Pcgs Coins. Even with 15 percent fees that would still leave you with around $55 to $65 dollar profit if you sold them at auction.
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I noticed you said PSGS instead of PCGS and I am hoping this is a typo but if it isn't the coin would need to be looked at to even make sure it was actually a MS-63 before any value can be given
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