This Sunday is a special day for me. They will be selling the last two coins out off 1000 coins they have listed for me. It was a long road but it's been fun. My part was really easy. Great Collections did the hard part. They took care of sending coins for grading and helped pick coins that went to CAC for the bean. They took care of the images, got the coins listed and sent me a check a couple of weeks after they sold. I made money on most every coin and some brought crazy prices. Even the details graded coins brought good prices. Now it's time for me to take a break from selling and take care of other important projects like posting more here on CT and working on houses. I still have about 2000 coins that need to be sold but that is now on the back burner. The team at GC have been great to me in helping me reach my goals. If you have any questions, they are good at getting back to you with answers. If I can be of help to anyone, please just ask.
I always have had great experiences with GC. #1 source of the coins for my collection. My only problem as a buyer is that everyone knows how good GC is, and in the past few years, I am constantly the underbidder due to how popular it has become.
I can't even imagine working on a 1,000 coin offloading. Must have been a lot of work for you before the coin even got to GC, assuming there was a cataloging and documenting process prior to them taking possession. Was it fun watching the coins close, or did you simply check the end results after each week?
I'm still planted mostly in the buying phase of my coin collecting journey. I do sell occasionally, though, and have done so using GC (Teletrade before them) a few times and was quite pleased with the results. Top notch people to deal with, in my opinion.
My only experience with GC is being outbid, but that's ok. I enjoy looking at the great coins offered there. I'm glad to hear they are good to deal with. I may be off-loading some coins someday.
