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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vess1, post: 26050752, member: 13650&quot;]Unknown yet.&nbsp; But in past boxes that retailed for $600 plus shipping I&#039;ve seen people pull under $300 in buy back value.&nbsp;&nbsp; They seem to at least keep it around 50% at worst.&nbsp;&nbsp; I saw one that had three coins in it and somebody ended up with two of the same coin.&nbsp; Supposedly NGC packs them randomly.</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; There&#039;s always a lengthy list of the smaller stuff you don&#039;t want to get to make it possible.&nbsp; Early on they sprinkled in a lot of graded ASEs.&nbsp; They&#039;d also sprinkle in 1/10th oz platinums which would get people excited until you realize platinum is 1/3rd the value of gold these days.&nbsp;&nbsp; No longer 2008.</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; Often times there are 5 to 10 of the same example of coin in same grade mixed in the overall series batch.&nbsp;&nbsp; They also include odd, but neat stuff that&#039;s difficult to tell what the value is such as gold nuggets of various sizes from different places.&nbsp; &nbsp; You can look up the instant offer once you have it in hand to find out what they&#039;ll buy it back for, no questions asked, or sell it yourself on the open market.&nbsp; &nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp; Everyone hopes for a red core because then you know for sure you at least &quot;won&quot; but they&#039;re sparse.&nbsp; Have heard there&#039;s only one in six cases for one offering.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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