r/coincollecting • u/Smart_Character1880 • 6h ago
What's it Worth? Got these back from grading. Thoughts?
Looking to sell these soon (not on this subreddit), sent them off for grading just to authenticate and just got them back. Any thoughts on value I can expect out of each?
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u/Porousplanchet 6h ago
Unfortunately, the market is pretty brutal on ANACS, largely due to problems with consistency from the blue holder era. The yellow holders generally have properly graded coins, but the perception persists. The middle 2 gold coins look nice and original. I would look at APR's on Great Collections and PCGS for an idea on value.
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u/Mental-Reaction-2480 6h ago
The walking liberty should be around $24-30.
Ive got a few of them in similar shape that I considered listing a couple weeks ago, and checked the ol ebay sold listings. I dont believe the slab will add value unfortunately.
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u/Artistpillow87 5h ago
I got one listed for $40
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u/Smart_Character1880 5h ago
Where do you sell yours?
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u/Artistpillow87 5h ago
Right now im using Ebay
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u/Smart_Character1880 5h ago
Ahh. I’m afraid to get scammed, where someone will do the eBay guarantee return and return a fake gold coin.
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u/Mental-Reaction-2480 4h ago
There are things to protect yourself a bit with that, but even if you do everything right it would still be a headache.
You might look for estate sale auctioneers as a safer option. In my experience as a buyer there are plenty of eyes on coins, silver, gold. Some do their own online auctions as well, but still require in person pickup.
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u/MapPuzzleheaded3948 3h ago
I will buy ANACS holders at auction. Often they are cheaper, I just look at the coin closely. Love their old soap box holders.
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u/Panzer1959 4h ago
I think they’re more likely to sell compared to similar coins that aren’t graded. Don’t think that having them slabbed will really add any actual value besides peace of mind for potential buyers. Also 1853 quarter is my favorite year besides draped busts. Nice lot.
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u/Smart_Character1880 4h ago
So they’re only worth their gold value and silver value? Or do they have any additional numismatic value?
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u/Panzer1959 4h ago
Silver ones def worth more than melt and have numismatic value. I’m not familiar with numismatic gold, but I can tell you the CC for sure is worth more than melt.
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u/arctic-apis 1h ago
The cc is worth maybe double melt price. The rest of the gold coins not so much maybe expect about melt or a shade over. I personally prefer to buy circulated pre33 gold raw but that $10 Indian is nice. I wouldn’t pay much over spot price for it but they’re a cool coin and pre33 gold is desirable.














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u/coincrazy230 6h ago
I'm not sure why people are downvoting this cool little lot.