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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tom B, post: 1847061, member: 11854&quot;]There is a large downside to this set in that most of the coins are in NGC holders and type such as this benefits from PCGS certification.&nbsp; Below are typical numbers for retail sales of each coin with a value for a PCGS graded coin followed by one for an NGC graded coin-</p><p><br /></p><p>Cent:&nbsp; PCGS $700; NGC $600</p><p>Nickel:&nbsp; PCGS $1,300; NGC $1,500</p><p>Dime:&nbsp; PCGS $550; NGC $450</p><p>Quarter:&nbsp; PCGS $450; NGC $350</p><p>Half:&nbsp; PCGS $900; NGC $950</p><p><br /></p><p>Please keep in mind that these are <i>fully priced auction lot values </i> that you cannot expect to get on generic coins sold to a dealer.&nbsp; Also, given these are fully priced auction lot values, the seller would have net approximately 15-20% <i>less </i> than the numbers listed and that the payment may take <i>months </i> to obtain.&nbsp; Therefore, the total values of $3,900 (PCGS) and $3,850 (NGC) are reflective of a buyer selling at auction and receiving $3,200 or so.</p><p><br /></p><p>That $3,200 number is for <i>fully priced retail sales at auction </i>, which means you should not think a dealer offer of $2,500-$3,000 would be too low because <i>it would be mighty fair. </i>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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