Fsuguy83

I'm still undecided. Worried selling on ebay I will not get their true value, but if I go through someone else I will not get their true value.

I never have sold anything on ebay so my feedback will be zero. Maybe the only option is to hold onto them.

I see.

What does reserve price mean? Starting price? Or a minimum price that has to be met before it actually sells?

This is my set someone sold a year ago for $2600.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=390313808122+#ht_5042wt_1189

Oh, wow. What does complete documentation mean? The only piece of paper in the box is the certificate of authenticity with some handwritten dollar amount on the back. I assume how much they paid for it at the time of purchase $1400.

And another note indicating the grandchild the box belongs to, which of course will not be included. Unless the buyer wants it.

I have no sentimental attachment to it as I didn't even know she had it. I have some paintings of hers that are worth more personally, than this coin set and they are worth five dollars on the market.

I'll post some pictures tonight if anyone is interested in seeing it.

I see. I just have no idea where to even start the bid and for how long should the period should be.

Think something like this should on there for a couple weeks and start the bid at several thousand. Is it even worth that?

Just found out my grandmother bought her grandchildren coin sets. I received the 1993 Russian Bear Gold and Silver Proof Set.

It has a Gold 100 Roubles proof, Gold 50 Roubles proof, Gold 25 Roubles proof, and Silver proof weighing 31.1 grams.

It says 1400 pieces were minted. I am looking to sell this set. How much should I sell this for and where? On ebay?

I would appreciate any input.