$25-30 per coin was way too low as declared value, even if this was 2.5 years ago. Assuming that the average grade came back a 66, which is probable, those coins would be worth $65-75 each. That difference adds up across all of the coins in the roll, too. This is important because in the event that your coins get lost in the return shipment, you want to make sure you have them insured for the actual value of the coins, or that value is lost when the coins are.
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$25-30 per coin was way too low as declared value, even if this was 2.5 years ago. Assuming that the average grade came back a 66, which is probable, those coins would be worth $65-75 each. That difference adds up across all of the coins in the roll, too.
This is important because in the event that your coins get lost in the return shipment, you want to make sure you have them insured for the actual value of the coins, or that value is lost when the coins are.
A buck fiddy per coin?!?!?!?! Im in the wrong business lol
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