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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;wxcoin, post: 3756978, member: 74624&quot;]I got rid of around 10000 wheat cents a few years.&nbsp; I had them separated by decade.&nbsp; Any semi key/key dates were kept separate.&nbsp; A local dealer paid me 3x face value for dates in the 30&#039;s, 40&#039;s, 50&#039;s.&nbsp; I think he paid 4x for dates in the 20&#039;s and 5x for anything before that.&nbsp; I had about 500 IHC and he paid me 50 cents each.&nbsp; Again, anything that was XF or better I kept separate so he could give me a quote individually.&nbsp; I think I had a number of 1909 VDB and 1914-S Lincoln&#039;s.</p><p><br /></p><p>I took a friend to the same dealer to sell her late mother&#039;s collection.&nbsp; Most silver was treated as bulk as well as the gold.&nbsp; I set aside a few nice large cents and sent them to NGC before having her send them to Great Collections to be auctioned.&nbsp; The overall price she got for those coins was considerably more than what the dealer offered, even after factoring in NGC fees and seller fees.</p><p><br /></p><p>I do see many slabbed, circulated common silver coins being sold that would be considered bulk if not in a slab.&nbsp; The cost of getting the coins graded and slabbed definitely was not worth it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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