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Anyone else buy US Silver coins?
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<blockquote data-quote="Dave_W" data-source="post: 82450" data-attributes="member: 9521"><p>Yes, quite often, if having it graded would increase the value of the coin. Often times coins that are not better date to key date coins do not warrant the cost of grading unless you're looking at a coins being MS64 or better. Key date coins can often increase in value if they're graded. That way the buyer will know for sure they're authentic and haven't been improperly cleaned. In your series the 1921's would probably warrant grading.</p><p></p><p>Typically I generate images like this one below. People preparing registry sets really like to have their collections imaged like this. In fact, this is one of my coins that is currently up for sale. This is an example of a fairly common Morgan but in uncommonly great condition, MS66 is getting up their in grade and right now fair value on this coin is approximately $350 or so whereas a lower grade uncirculated 1886 in MS64 would sell for around $75. In this case having it graded makes all the difference.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH]18321[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave_W, post: 82450, member: 9521"] Yes, quite often, if having it graded would increase the value of the coin. Often times coins that are not better date to key date coins do not warrant the cost of grading unless you're looking at a coins being MS64 or better. Key date coins can often increase in value if they're graded. That way the buyer will know for sure they're authentic and haven't been improperly cleaned. In your series the 1921's would probably warrant grading. Typically I generate images like this one below. People preparing registry sets really like to have their collections imaged like this. In fact, this is one of my coins that is currently up for sale. This is an example of a fairly common Morgan but in uncommonly great condition, MS66 is getting up their in grade and right now fair value on this coin is approximately $350 or so whereas a lower grade uncirculated 1886 in MS64 would sell for around $75. In this case having it graded makes all the difference. [ATTACH=CONFIG]18321[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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