Where to Sell a Date-Set Collection?

[Ch2toWm4]

Some years ago, I assembled a date set of half pennies, 1672 to, I think, 1836. I wanted coins grading VF or better, though probably some are in a lesser grade.

Most dates were readily available but some, like the tin pieces, were not.

Time to sell. What is the best way to go about it?

Many thanks,

Bill

[Peter]

List them on here with pictures and price reasonably.No commission and honest people.As a job lot speak to Chris Perkins (the owner of the site) He is honest and will give you a good deal.

[DaveG38]

Some years ago, I assembled a date set of half pennies, 1672 to, I think, 1836. I wanted coins grading VF or better, though probably some are in a lesser grade.

Most dates were readily available but some, like the tin pieces, were not.

Time to sell. What is the best way to go about it?

Many thanks,

Bill

If you've got a 1686 then I'm interested.

[brauereibeck]

If you're US based then why not try RLC Coins.

[Chris Perkins]

Yes, I could be up for those.

[Ch2toWm4]

Thank you all! I am having trouble parting with these old friends but now have good suggestions to decide between.

By the way, I do have a 1686, Peck 552. (A fully lettered edge and well struck up, but has rough surfaces and its plug is not copper-colored).

The 1687, Peck 554, is much better.

Again, thanks. I'll get them out, see what's what, and hopefully act soon.

Bill

[Peckris]

I would certainly be interested in VF early milled halfpennies for my type collection : Charles II, James II, William and Mary, William III, George I, especially. The commoner types would do for me.

[Paulus]

Thank you all! I am having trouble parting with these old friends but now have good suggestions to decide between.

By the way, I do have a 1686, Peck 552. (A fully lettered edge and well struck up, but has rough surfaces and its plug is not copper-colored).

The 1687, Peck 554, is much better.

Again, thanks. I'll get them out, see what's what, and hopefully act soon.

Bill

I am very interested in the 1687, Peck 554, please PM me if you are considering selling this coin individually!

[Peterkin]

Thank you all! I am having trouble parting with these old friends but now have good suggestions to decide between.

By the way, I do have a 1686, Peck 552. (A fully lettered edge and well struck up, but has rough surfaces and its plug is not copper-colored).

The 1687, Peck 554, is much better.

Again, thanks. I'll get them out, see what's what, and hopefully act soon.

CH2toWm4, you seem undecided. If these coins have become old friends, perhaps best not sell them. Are you prepared for the aftermath? Can you bare the potential dismay of seeing them some day on Ebay being bartered for and treated as mere chips of commerce? If your heart is not in it - don't sell.

Bill