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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Collect89, post: 1394717, member: 15445&quot;]If you want to maximize your profit, <u>do not </u>just sell it to the first guy that gives you a price.&nbsp; IMO you should inventory the coin sets and take them to a coin show where several dealers can look at them &amp; quote you prices.&nbsp; You should know a price that you want for them &amp; if someone quotes it (or near it) then you could sell on the spot.&nbsp; I did this with one of my son&#039;s friend&#039;s dad &amp; he got $4,900 instead of the $3,000 he had originally been offered.&nbsp; They are your coins so you can do whatever you want.&nbsp; I just hate to see you leave a bunch of money on the table.</p><p><br /></p><p>Also, keep all the COA&#039;s with each set.&nbsp; The dealers will want the sets complete with the COA or they will pay less.</p><p><br /></p><p>There is a price sheet called &quot;The Coin Dealer Newsletter&quot; or &quot;greysheet&quot;.&nbsp; You can purchase a sample set of the price sheets for something like $20.&nbsp; These are the prices that dealers are known to use.&nbsp; The price sheets fluctuate weekly.&nbsp; You could price each coin set from the current price sheet &amp; expect a dealer to pay you something like 10% below the bid&nbsp; price for the entire lot.&nbsp; This homework &amp; this price list could save you a lot of money when selling.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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