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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;AgCollector, post: 335097, member: 5928&quot;]First, your reserve was really close to what you expected the final value to be.&nbsp; I&#039;ve seldom seen a high reserve auction on eBay do well- something in the bidder psychology, I guess.&nbsp; I&#039;d bet if you listed them for face value starting bid with a 7 day auction, a good description and good pictures that you&#039;d get above $1,100 for sure.</p><p><br /></p><p>Second, you could sell them, as you alluded to in your second post, directly to someone paying more; one such entity (I&#039;m in no way affiliated) is on the bullion direct nucleo exhange, currently offering to pay $1190.00 for $100 face value of 90% silver coins, other, similar entities exist.</p><p><br /></p><p>Third, as has been mentioned, you can frequently get better than melt (on eBay) for more desirable series like Mercury dimes and Walking Liberty Halves if you sell them separately, just make sure to take the multiple listing fees into account too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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