Help with valuations on a few coins
- Thread starter f40
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My thoughts...
You can get more sometimes and prices vary a bit lately too.
1oz 2011 Rabbit between $40-60 - $50 is alright
1oz 2011 Koala (highest mintage) but about $30-36 - $33 is alright
1oz s2 Tiger - tricky between $50-65 or more sometimes- $60 is fair
1oz 2010 Kook - fluctuates $30-$55 - $35 is fair
Others I'm not too sure of.
You can get more sometimes and prices vary a bit lately too.
1oz 2011 Rabbit between $40-60 - $50 is alright
1oz 2011 Koala (highest mintage) but about $30-36 - $33 is alright
1oz s2 Tiger - tricky between $50-65 or more sometimes- $60 is fair
1oz 2010 Kook - fluctuates $30-$55 - $35 is fair
Others I'm not too sure of.
f40 said:dragafem said:Miloman said:
seems like next time I have to sell it to u if ur willing to pay those prices...
Op,are u selling or buying?
I am considering selling a few pieces, but it obviously all depends on pricing.
Do you have any suggestions re price?
Stick them up on ebay +13% so at the highest price I quoted maybe more, also put them with a buyitnow or best offer. Some rare items do better overseas.
People on this forum often low ball then if successful put the coin/s or bar/s on ebay themselves. Not everyone but there are many many, I guess it's only natural for a buyer to want to pay the least and a seller to want to get paid the most.
Mintage + demand + intrinsic value = Price
Let's say I offer a s2 1oz tiger for $35, the thread will be awash with buzzes and back up buzzes and double back up buzzes then an inbox full of message asking what else you have to sell.
I'm both a buyer and seller, I change the proportions all the time. I also trade a bit too and on sell metal if I see good value. This allows me to accumulate more of what I want by letting go of some good stuff I can get more of it. I rotate some of my stack every once in a while.
