what would be a fair selling price for these coins?

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by Dano83, May 31, 2012.

  1. Dano83

    Dano83 Member

    Hello,

    I want to sell some of my coins to my local coin shop but don't want to get ripped off at the same time. If you can tell me a fair price I should tanke I would really appreciate it. the coins I have are....

    25. 90% silver dimes
    5. 1965-1969 half dollas
     
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  3. aandabooks

    aandabooks Member

    $1.50-$1.60 each on the dimes
    $3.70 each on halves

    That is what my lcs would offer you for those. Those are for junk silver prices.
     
  4. ThinnPikkins

    ThinnPikkins Well-Known Member

    $50 for the dimes

    $20 for the 40% halves

    Thats what they currently melt for, you should know you wont recieve this amount from a dealer because he also has to make a profit so expect a little less
     
  5. Blaubart

    Blaubart Melt Value = 4.50

    Assuming none of these coins are proofs or collectible in any way, we should just look at melt value.

    The dimes add up to $2.50 face value. Kitco would buy them for $18 per $1 face value, or $45. Your local coin dealer probably won't be able to offer the same price, but $40 would probably be fair.

    The halves are 40% silver, which are worth about $7.25 per $1 face value, or $18.
     
  6. Blaubart

    Blaubart Melt Value = 4.50

    If your LCS doesn't come close to the prices we've estimated, then list them for sale here. They'll go quick.
     
  7. TheCoinGeezer

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  8. Lon Chaney

    Lon Chaney Well-Known Member

    A lot of coin shops will go a lot lower on 40% and 35% silver. I was able to find a shop that offers about 80% of spot for 40%, but he was way low on 35%. And the other shops in the area really low-ball you on 40%.
    But with the 90%, you should be pretty well off at most places.
     
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