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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tamaracian, post: 8372646, member: 23122&quot;][USER=100459]@Jim Dale[/USER] do you have possession of this &quot;Western Set&quot; or are you asking for advice on how to buy a &quot;set&quot;, or as individual coins?&nbsp; <b>If buying</b>, my suggestion would be for you to determine what you&#039;re willing to pay for an individual coin and then see what&nbsp; the fair market price is for the &quot;83 and &quot;84 as they will set the price for a specific grade.&nbsp; For example, you&#039;re willing to pay for the AU58 grade for each year; then you could either look for an ANACS or ICG slabbed coin (as they will be lower than PCGS and NGC), OR, you could look for a slabbed MS Details or AU Details &quot;Cleaned&quot; coin that may still look great (or a lower grade, say EF45, that will still show good detail), OR, you could take your chances on eBay or another auction venue and try to pick up a nice looking coin that you think will grade what it appears as in the Listing Photos.&nbsp; <b>If you&#039;re selling</b>, depending upon whether they&#039;re graded or raw, you can set your FIXED selling price say at 80% of the current market price for each grade; as a &quot;set&quot; I would bump up the asking price by another 5%, IMO that would be a &quot;fair&quot; starting point as a seller.&nbsp; NOTE: my experience is that unless whatever coin(s) you&#039;re selling are scarce, rare, high end for the grade, super toned, or an in-demand variety, the chances of you getting the market grade (Say the PCGS Price Guide) is nil, however, a &quot;set&quot; will garner more interest, especially the Carson City issues.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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