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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tradernick, post: 2142959, member: 648&quot;]The pcgs price guide is a waste of time and pixels.&nbsp; Very unrealistic pricing, as coins can easily be purchased for way less than their posted values.&nbsp; In my experience the coin and bullion world generally scoffs at the high values there.</p><p>Creating your own website to sell coins on is a difficult, uphill battle.&nbsp; Unless you&#039;re in the IT industry I&#039;d advise against that.&nbsp; I&#039;d advise against ebay too, for bullion coins.&nbsp; After they take their fee the money you get paid is far less than a coin shop would pay for the coins, plus having them stolen outright by the postal service or a crooked buyer is a real concern.</p><p>When I advised you to visit shops, I meant coin shops.&nbsp; Try to avoid gold buyers and pawn shops.&nbsp; </p><p>Selling coins doesn&#039;t have to be as hard as you think.&nbsp; If you have hundreds of silver eagles, chances are they&#039;re all worth the same.&nbsp; So don&#039;t feel obligated to try and sell each one individually.&nbsp; I bought 240 silver eagles this morning and it took about 30 seconds.</p><p>I&#039;m guessing your $6k set is the 1995 10th anniversary Eagle set...4 gold coins and 1 silver eagle.&nbsp; Came from the mint in a red box with felt inner box and coa.&nbsp; If that is indeed the set you have, check the silver eagle for hazing....those are notorious for having acquired haze over the years.&nbsp; Just to give you a baseline of value, I just bought one a couple weeks ago for $4800 and sold it for $5100 in perfect condition.&nbsp; A set with haze would be less.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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