Major question!!!!!

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by houston3204, Jun 19, 2009.

  1. Ripley

    Ripley Senior Member

    Might be easier to sell as copper scrap per pound, Ripley
     
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  3. xtrmbrdr

    xtrmbrdr Senior Member

    I couldn't live with myself if I didn't examine each and every coin!
     
  4. Captainkirk

    Captainkirk 73 Buick Riviera owner

    Those 60s rolls look yummy. There's a market for them. I'd sell at least 10 at a time and use a small flat rate box to ship, it fits a lot of rolls and is only $4.80 to ship.


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  5. RUFUSREDDOG

    RUFUSREDDOG Senior Member

    We having fun yet?

    If you come to a fork in the road~
    Take it!

    Yogi

    If you like coins you HAVE to look.

    If you love money~flip it.
     
  6. clembo

    clembo A closed mind is no mind

    If you found that many key dates so far why even ask the question?

    I'd tear open every roll and tube. Hey, you may have multiple 55DDO in there.

    Would love some pics of the keys you HAVE found.
     
  7. xtrmbrdr

    xtrmbrdr Senior Member

    Excellent!!!
     
  8. Ripley

    Ripley Senior Member

    Sometimes its just best NOT to know !!!! Ripley :eek:)
     
  9. covert coins

    covert coins Coin Hoarder

    I also agree with bobbeth .... Hope you do well.
     
  10. TheNoost

    TheNoost huldufolk

    Check the rolls with known errors/varieties and keep/flip as you choose. See what coin shops will give you.(can't hurt to ask) Sell some on the open forum, some singles, 1/2 rolls and rolls on ebay or another auction venue and some at the local coin club meetings. See where you would make the most profit. Or, just have a massive giveaway!
     
  11. wiggam007

    wiggam007 Cut-Rate Parasite

    Well, I would agree with the posts so far to not open the bank rolls. My thought is that considering how many cents he has, should he look into going to a coin show and setting up a booth there? It would probably get a lot of traffic from both dealers and collectors, but I don't know if the return would be worth the fees. Maybe some input by the dealers on here could say whether or not this is a good plan.
     
  12. houston3204

    houston3204 Numismatic Consultant

    Thanks for your help

    Thank-you for your opinions so far......I appreciated your assistance ......:smile
     
  13. houston3204

    houston3204 Numismatic Consultant

    Thanks

    thanks

     
  14. bobbeth87

    bobbeth87 Coin Collector

    Thanks Houston3204. I look forward to the roll.

    When you get time, please give us a final accounting of your cent hoard you received. We are very interested.

    :D
     
  15. majorbigtime

    majorbigtime New Member

    Did you say Major?

    Hey, I'm the Major.
     
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