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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;19Lyds, post: 1253290, member: 15929&quot;]If I recall correctly, that was a 3 bag submission which produced 8 MS67&#039;s (more than doubling the pops from 5) and over 300 MS66&#039;s (more than doubling thos pops as well). Population wise, it threw the 1977 IKE pop&#039;s into close contention with the 1971-D/1974-D Populations but the folks selling them still demanded the more expensive &quot;old&quot; populations price ($5,800). Today those coins are still way over priced at $5,500 by about a grand IMO.</p><p><br /></p><p>Prices for MS66&#039;s dropped by nearly half from the $300+ days.</p><p><br /></p><p>But, thats the problem with Modern Coins, you just never know when the populations are going to double or even triple.</p><p>For the OP, you probably could have gotten $2,000 for the sealed bag and there&#039;s still a good possibility that you could sell rolls at $2.00 per coin but you&#039;ll have to contend with the selling fee&#039;s. Selling 10 at a time might work but it gets very tedious as you&#039;d have to nurse over 80 different ebay listing over a period of months! After a while, you just feel like spending them!</p><p><br /></p><p>Getting some graded is also an option but the best bet is to make a bulk submission as it would yield the most. Of course, you&#039;ll be looking at a minimum $1,000 submission charge with PCGS if all the coins graded. Personally, I&#039;d specify a MS65 minimum and pick out the very best of the bag. MS66&#039;s would be relatively easy to sell as long as you didn&#039;t flood the market and a solitary MS67 would simply be sweet!</p><p><br /></p><p>As a side note, going through 1,000 coin bags of IKE&#039;s is a real pleasure but its an awfully large amount of coins which ALWAYS begs the question: &quot;What the heck am I gonna do now?&quot;[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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