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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;joeyuk, post: 64048, member: 779&quot;]I have been collecting about 10 years and am into modern coins and love variety cents.&nbsp; My dad got me into collecting when the &#039;95 doubled die cent was found.&nbsp; Well my dad was into errors and also put away alot of modern mint sealed stuff. proof &amp; mint sets, state quarter bags &amp; rolls for that matter nickel half and dollar rolls&amp; bags mint sealed.&nbsp; What he did mostly was buy from the mint let a couple years pass and list it on e-bay.&nbsp; He caught a couple real fliers but said if he held stuff 1 year he consistantly averagerd 25-30%.&nbsp; Anyway he passed last month and my mom knows nothing about coins.&nbsp; I listed some stuff on e-bay but the prices I see listed for some of I posted seem crazy.&nbsp; Like the Sac. die adj. strike.&nbsp; I see it&#039;s twin sister lister on a highly respected error specialist&#039;s site for $995.&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure if prices like that are reasonable or not.&nbsp; I do plan on selling them along with other stuff and would like to get fair value.&nbsp; I do not want to gauge anyone but at the same time I don&#039;t want to list something at a dollar and have it sell for 2 because it was an off week at the bay.&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp; I laugh when I see e-bay sales that say &quot; I can&#039;t grade&quot; , &quot;estate sale&quot;, &quot;inhereitence&quot;&nbsp; but I guess I am in a similar position because I do not know errors and of course I can do a completed auction search and get the past 2 weeks prices or look in inventories and get opinions that way which are a snapshot at best and can be off the wall.&nbsp; Speaking to knoweledgable specialists and collectors I think is a better way to go.&nbsp; Isn&#039;t that why there are forums?&nbsp; Thank you Joe[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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