closed 1/4oz American Eagle Gold Proof 2008

[TheGoblinKing]

Looking to sell this 2008 1/4oz gold eagle to a good home.

 

Looking for £700 plus post, RMSD.

 

Thanks

 

[Spyder]

I do not want to burst your bubble, but this is TSF where members wants to pay as close to spot as possible.  The price you are listing will only happen on ebay if you are lucky.

Here will be about £450-£475 on a good day.

[TheGoblinKing]

You could just about get a regular one for that, nevermind a proof.

[James32]

4 minutes ago, TheGoblinKing said:

You could just about get a regular one for that, nevermind a proof.

Spyder is correct. Unless graded pf70 ..proof means very little around here. You've grossly misjudged your market unfortunately. 

[TheGoblinKing]

Auch well. Better look into getting it graded then.

[Spyder]

10 minutes ago, TheGoblinKing said:

Auch well. Better look into getting it graded then.

Just to let you know ( I Know it is not the same size) a PF70 1988 1/10oz Eagle, only sold for £200 last week

[WishIwasMidas]

9 hours ago, Spyder said:

Just to let you know ( I Know it is not the same size) a PF70 1988 1/10oz Eagle, only sold for £200 last week

True!!

Even on eBay, this is what I got a 1/4 and 1/10 for. 🤗 

[Organics]

23 hours ago, TheGoblinKing said:

You could just about get a regular one for that, nevermind a proof.

I'm exactly in the same position, albeit from Europe. Unless it's very near to spot, it's hard to sell on here. Proof's don't seem to hold much extra premium than normal bullion, neither do very rare collectibles. I put a Numista, 100 rarity rated, 10oz, silver proof coin on here last week, and got private messages from buyers offering me the same price as a normal 10oz coin/bar. Also I had private messages telling me that it's one of the cheapest places to buy PM's on here, and there are facebook groups where buyers easily pay more. So like one of the members said, you're best bet if you want to get the highest price would be ebay, which is the likely direction I'm going down. it's risky but what's the alternative? Giving things away. I personally would not bother with having it graded as you're only going to sink more money into the coin. However as always your choice. 

[TheGoblinKing]

1 hour ago, Organics said:

I'm exactly in the same position, albeit from Europe. Unless it's very near to spot, it's hard to sell on here. Proof's don't seem to hold much extra premium than normal bullion, neither do very rare collectibles. I put a Numista, 100 rarity rated, 10oz, silver proof coin on here last week, and got private messages from buyers offering me the same price as a normal 10oz coin/bar. Also I had private messages telling me that it's one of the cheapest places to buy PM's on here, and there are facebook groups where buyers easily pay more. So like one of the members said, you're best bet if you want to get the highest price would be ebay, which is the likely direction I'm going down. it's risky but what's the alternative? Giving things away. I personally would not bother with having it graded as you're only going to sink more money into the coin. However as always your choice. 

I appreciate it. I'll probably do the same. Makes the most sense.

[TheSilverForum]

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