1999 Wam

[AU24K]

1999 WAM!

Can anyone help with the cost of certifying a cherry red 1999 WAM?

Thanks!

Scott

Yes, I can provide photos....
What's your take when it sells?

 

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[mxh5891]

Post the pictures first...that way people can give an accurate appraisal. Its really hard to appraise something when you can't see it.

 

[cudamark]

The cost of coin certification is the same regardless of the coins condition. A single coin cert is usually more expensive than if you send in several coins at once. Cost will depend on which company you use and how many coins you send them.

 

[AU24K]

Post the pictures first...that way people can give an accurate appraisal. Its really hard to appraise something when you can't see it.

I'll certainly do that in a day or two.

Have to hook up my computer digital microscope and, well,
I'm kinda slow with computer stuff.

Hope you are well, Friend!

Best Wishes,

Scott

 

[AU24K]

The cost of coin certification is the same regardless of the coins condition. A single coin cert is usually more expensive than if you send in several coins at once. Cost will depend on which company you use and how many coins you send them.

That much I do understand. I mentioned the grade as a thought of what the grading would certify it as and, therefore the higher value. Perhaps justifying the cost of the service. Saavy, Friend?

Perhaps I've "overthought" this process, but if I can find a Member who could help me send coins in for certification, they and I could make some money.

I have many coins that are raw.....

Also currency.

Always my Best Wishes,

Scott

 

[AU24K]

Best,

Scott

 

[enamel7]

Very nice! I'd say at least MS-63.

 

[AU24K]

I need to sell it before my truck quits completely. Soon.

I'm sure that I can get more for it slabbed than raw.

How much to get it slabbed?
Does one company's certification bring more than other outfits?

Any help is appreciated as I'm a newbie in the slabbing process.

Best Wishes Always,

Scott

 

[AU24K]

I also have a "strap" of 50 sequential serial number 1963 red seal $2 bills.
EXTRA CRISPY!

(They STILL got "the smell" if you know what I mean...)

Yeah, I need to sell them, too...



Best,

Scott

 

[port ewen ace]

$15 each but 50 in sequence should add a bit as a group. check what raw and graded '99 WAM is selling at on EBAY then decide if you want to wait to get it back from slabbing

I also have a "strap" of 50 sequential serial number 1963 red seal $2 bills.
EXTRA CRISPY!

(They STILL got "the smell" if you know what I mean...)

Yeah, I need to sell them, too...

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Best,

Scott

 

[AU24K]

$15 each but 50 in sequence should add a bit as a group. check what raw and graded '99 WAM is selling at on EBAY then decide if you want to wait to get it back from slabbing

Yep.

At $15 each that's $750.

I'd make a quick sale for a grand today.
Dig?

Best,

Scott

 

[kcm]

Had to look up WAM coin just so I could understand what the heck ya'll were tlaking about!

So now, how rare are they?

 

[AU24K]

Had to look up WAM coin just so I could understand what the heck ya'll were tlaking about!

So now, how rare are they?

What is a WAM coin - Coin Community Forum

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/coin-roll-hunting/308850-my-first-wam-cent.html

I have several examples of the 1998 and 2000 WAMs, having searched tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of Lincoln cents....

Coin roll hunting on steroids.

My landlord worked at a bank. He would bring me bags of 5000 loose Lincolns at a time.....

Ah!

I miss those days!

I still pull copper (pre '82)
I have rolls by date and mint mark, if you're interested....




Best,

Scott

 

[enamel7]

The 1999 is the most difficult to find. I've found 3 in 16 years.

 

[AU24K]

And?

Did you sell them? How much?

Tell me more!

Best,

Scott

 

[kcm]

Thanks Scott. Followed your links - now have more than a dozen Info-Articles saved to HDD!

Never realized there were still so many errors being released - ESPECIALLY with my home-state MN quarter!

 

[enamel7]

And?

Did you sell them? How much?

Tell me more!

Best,

Scott

Nope, still have them. I also have 3 rolls of the 98 and 1 1/2 rolls of the 2000.

 

[Lucid Moments]

Y'all help him sell this stuff. From the way his truck sounds I am going to have to drive him to work starting pretty soon.

 

[AU24K]

Thanks Scott. Followed your links - now have more than a dozen Info-Articles saved to HDD!

Never realized there were still so many errors being released - ESPECIALLY with my home-state MN quarter!

Friend,

Here's another interesting site for Lincoln errors.

http://www.lincolncentresource.com/Errors/Lincoln_Cent_Errors.html

This site alerted my knowledge further and I found a 1972-P Double Die error. Coneca 3-0-I.
And a few other nice cents.

Hope you have been well.

Best Wishes,

Scott

Minnesota "extra tree" error? Yeah, Got one. You need an Alaska "extra claw" error?

 

[kcm]

Thank you for the link! I'll check it out more thoroughly after my data resets at the end of the month.

Thanks for the offer of the extra claw, but I have no room for any more collectibles - including coins. Have been trying to get into looking for errors as a means of making a small bit of $ whilst sitting on my tush all the time. Just read a post about having to have a coin certified. If you can show detailed photos of the actual coin, wouldn't there still be a market out there? (...yes, I really am that naive!)