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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tamaracian, post: 8400409, member: 23122&quot;][USER=74571]@Stevearino[/USER] the more difficult question to ask yourself IF and when you decide to sell is how?&nbsp; Are your going to try and sell it to an LCS; on this or another Forum; through an Ebay Auction or BIN; or through a top tier Auction House such as Great Collections (GC), Heritage, Stacks-Bowers?&nbsp; As a complete collection in the &quot;Library of Coins&quot; Album or as graded coins where you would have to pick a TPG and then again decide, as above, a venue and whether as a complete collection or as individual coins.&nbsp; I know, that is a lot to ponder.&nbsp; IF you do decide to sell, and want a larger potential audience of collectors, I would strongly suggest Great Collections (I have sold many coins, and a set through them, with good success and good prices realized); they would probably take your set in the &quot;Library of Coins&quot; Album (check with Ian Russell first @ 800-442-6467) as is, OR, you could have him remove the 65 (or 67 if you had the Obverse and Reverse MM varieties) from the Album and send them to either PCGS or NGC (or ANACS if you wanted to minimize your fees, but also your return) at his reduced Submitter Fees.&nbsp; Great Collections pays for Shipping &amp; Insurance to and from the TPGs, which minimizes your fees to GC when everything is sold.&nbsp; NOTE: if you have GC list them individually, your Listing Fee per coin ranges from $3 to $10 depending upon the starting Bid, with a 5% Sellers Fee for coins that sell up to $999; IF you have them listed as a COMPLETE SET either Raw in the Album or as Slabbed, the Final selling Price would definitely exceed $1,000 so there would NOT be ANY Sellers Fee (a huge savings)!&nbsp; Good luck to you no matter which decision you make.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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