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Message:: [QUOTE="John Burgess, post: 5143868, member: 105098"]one more thing, from what I can tell as ungraded, buyers don't seem comfortable paying more than $100 for one, About AU price,  with the exception of possibly very good clear pictures selling higher. There's always ANACS which has like a 12 coins for $120 grading special or something like that but not all grading companies are created equal and people like and pay more for PCGS or NGC. Cheap might be better for your pocket, but in a lot of cases, it will also hit your pocket when you go to sell too. if they all are SAC 2000P FS-901 "wounded eagles", it might be worth the money to send in all of them to be graded by PCGS or NGC and at least you can split up the shipping costs to do it. I wouldn't go with any other company besides those 3, I mentioned though. and ANACS slabs don't sell as high as the other two do. if they were $100 bill each I'd say save the money and go ANACS or don't grade them at all, But there's upside potential on these and worth the costs in my opinion to realize and maximize the return. Now, You should also go through each one before you go further, make absolutely certain they are the SAC 2000P FS-901 "wounded eagles". they all should look exactly like the example pictures. if there's any variation, it's not going to get slabbed as the variety, and that's about the only die variety the grading companies recognize for that year while there are others. it should look EXACTLY like below where the arrows are pointing. [ATTACH=full]1207525[/ATTACH] one more thing, DON'T touch them with your fingers at all, the SACs are notorious for etching of fingerprints into the coin, anything like that will seriously affect what you can get for the coins in sales.[/QUOTE]

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