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Topic: [WTS] Old peseta coins and few 1800 coins. Whole lot 500 eur now. (Read 753 times)

legendary
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Actually while 500€ is quite a steal for this collection you should do some research of your coins

Use following sites as a reference:
https://coinquest.com/cgi-bin/cq/coins.pl?location=6700
https://www.silveragecoins.com/en/list.php?country=29
https://www.catawiki.com/c/561-spanish-coins/
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/espagne-1.html
https://www.ma-shops.com/shops/maCategory.php?catid=10768&lang=en&ajax=146d

Perhaps you have some coins which are rare for example "una libre grande" coin or which contains errors

I do think you should sell them separately Smiley I'm archiving a collection of 2k+ myself and it is time-consuming and my girlfriend calls me an old one, but it's better to do it this way.

They are sold separately aswell, the picture upload became a mess, unorganized, a fuckup, but they are sold separately, at the prices shown in the site in the site i saw. I still couldnt find any pricing i could trust. Offers are accepted.
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Belgian based crypto-enthusiast
Actually while 500€ is quite a steal for this collection you should do some research of your coins

Use following sites as a reference:
https://coinquest.com/cgi-bin/cq/coins.pl?location=6700
https://www.silveragecoins.com/en/list.php?country=29
https://www.catawiki.com/c/561-spanish-coins/
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/espagne-1.html
https://www.ma-shops.com/shops/maCategory.php?catid=10768&lang=en&ajax=146d

Perhaps you have some coins which are rare for example "una libre grande" coin or which contains errors

I do think you should sell them separately Smiley I'm archiving a collection of 2k+ myself and it is time-consuming and my girlfriend calls me an old one, but it's better to do it this way.
legendary
Activity: 2338
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I agree with Lesbian Cow you would need to take individual
images of the coins front and back so that people can see
exactly what you have and what state they are in.

to clean or not to clean is a long running debate, personally
I like clean coins so that I can see the details of the coin rather
than the crap it has gathered throughout its life.

I didnt follow all the links you provided but judging from the
ones I did there are a lot of common coins which are not worth
that much apart from this:

Quote

There was only approximately 5000 of those coins minted, its
not gold or silver but the rarity is what is of interest.
Thats if it is this coin >

https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/spain-peseta-km-775-1946-48-1963-67-cuid-1082184-duid-1516025

https://www.silveragecoins.com/en/details.php?item=8531

EBAY Listing number 333051181011





Bumping and answering your question, so I perhaps will let this post stay here for a while.
most specificaly but not only the coin you mentioned up there with a supply of 5000 has the details extremely small and It was pretty damn hard for me with a 2x 4x magnifying glass to see and not even the p20 could do a proper pic. Im nearly certain there is no coin from that mint and if it was was taken long ago.
There is a lot of years tho.

BUMP POSTS USUALY ERASED AFTER 24H.
WHOLE LOT PRICE 500 EUR!.
legendary
Activity: 2338
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Whole lot price 700€ 650€ 550€!!! The individual price by the site on OP would be over 1200€
Edit: Will try later to puy each picture along with the coin which is fucked since the pics mixed with the upload.
I will also add the individual price to the coins.
legendary
Activity: 2338
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Updated OP with links to pictures on imgur, they all clickable links i cannot show the images normaly for some reason.
There is a picture of each side but since the upload they got mixed.
legendary
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There is a total of 562 coins, perhaps a few more. I will update the post today/tomorrow with price on each coin.
Still any solution for the 8 mb upload top? id really hate to lose quality of the pics on the upload but i guess HD version is always on drive if anyone want a deeper exam.
legendary
Activity: 2338
Merit: 1047
I agree with Lesbian Cow you would need to take individual
images of the coins front and back so that people can see
exactly what you have and what state they are in.

to clean or not to clean is a long running debate, personally
I like clean coins so that I can see the details of the coin rather
than the crap it has gathered throughout its life.

I didnt follow all the links you provided but judging from the
ones I did there are a lot of common coins which are not worth
that much apart from this:

Quote

There was only approximately 5000 of those coins minted, its
not gold or silver but the rarity is what is of interest.
Thats if it is this coin >

https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/spain-peseta-km-775-1946-48-1963-67-cuid-1082184-duid-1516025

https://www.silveragecoins.com/en/details.php?item=8531

EBAY Listing number 333051181011




Yes most of them are pretty old and low on price, i dont want to deteriorate them by cleaning and most have details appreciable with 4x magnifying glass.. check the google drive folder for pictures of all the coins front and back, there is one which i took several pics trying to take a good pic of the shield which is amazing for such old coin imho.
check the drive folder, i cannot put a lot of the pics because their size are over 20 mb

Edit: wow thanks for that page there is a few coins from year 47' im not sure about that 46 but i could think i seen it, i will look at the years of emission of that year whenever i get to manipulate them.
legendary
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I agree with Lesbian Cow you would need to take individual
images of the coins front and back so that people can see
exactly what you have and what state they are in.

to clean or not to clean is a long running debate, personally
I like clean coins so that I can see the details of the coin rather
than the crap it has gathered throughout its life.

I didnt follow all the links you provided but judging from the
ones I did there are a lot of common coins which are not worth
that much apart from this:

Quote

There was only approximately 5000 of those coins minted, its
not gold or silver but the rarity is what is of interest.
Thats if it is this coin >

https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/spain-peseta-km-775-1946-48-1963-67-cuid-1082184-duid-1516025

https://www.silveragecoins.com/en/details.php?item=8531

EBAY Listing number 333051181011



legendary
Activity: 2338
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bumpy will erase in 24h
legendary
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I might would be interested do you have a detailed list with the prices that you would want for the coins individually or the prices for the entire lot?
Thing is that quality of the coins differ and price varies by the year, there is also the thing that perhaps there is 1-2 coins of the same kind with different qualities and then there is other from which there is 10-40 and even 60 coins which have different years even if it says thats a specific year you can see with the magnifying glass, however as said there is some that are in great shape and others that im not sure what to do with, not many atleast Tongue. I did look at all the coins and there isn't any year that would make price explode yet does make a price variation, if specified coin and quantity wished i can tell you how many coins are avaible and in which stage, pictures and well whatever is needed. I'm well aware that some coins might be an imitation, i had a lot of opinions when i went to antique and numismacy shops and i ended up with nothing however its limited to 5 coins from the whole lot.

Im thinking to put them on openbazaar, it would look like this : https://openbazaar.com/store/QmNkfGkDo4J9pi8e8XmKC7Pmq7CJAnuhd19JiPxoFJ5KSm .
I still need to find a moderator or whatever it is called tho and feels... harsh

Also for some mistake i haven't copied a lot of the pics.
Since im uploading them to drive i guess no one will mind the 20mb per pic if i can take more shoots.

If you want to sell these coins you will need to put in a bit of effort or sell at melt value.  A list of coin, year, mint mark and ask price at a minimum of effort as well as high quality photos.  Otherwise just sell for the melt value.

You have to do  research, not the buyers.
legendary
Activity: 2338
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I might would be interested do you have a detailed list with the prices that you would want for the coins individually or the prices for the entire lot?
Thing is that quality of the coins differ and price varies by the year, there is also the thing that perhaps there is 1-2 coins of the same kind with different qualities and then there is other from which there is 10-40 and even 60 coins which have different years even if it says thats a specific year you can see with the magnifying glass, however as said there is some that are in great shape and others that im not sure what to do with, not many atleast Tongue. I did look at all the coins and there isn't any year that would make price explode yet does make a price variation, if specified coin and quantity wished i can tell you how many coins are avaible and in which stage, pictures and well whatever is needed. I'm well aware that some coins might be an imitation, i had a lot of opinions when i went to antique and numismacy shops and i ended up with nothing however its limited to 5 coins from the whole lot.

Im thinking to put them on openbazaar, it would look like this : https://openbazaar.com/store/QmNkfGkDo4J9pi8e8XmKC7Pmq7CJAnuhd19JiPxoFJ5KSm .
I still need to find a moderator or whatever it is called tho and feels... harsh

Also for some mistake i haven't copied a lot of the pics.
Since im uploading them to drive i guess no one will mind the 20mb per pic if i can take more shoots.


check op for updated inventory.
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I might would be interested do you have a detailed list with the prices that you would want for the coins individually or the prices for the entire lot?
legendary
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No I'm no coin expert, but shouldn't you have gloves or something on when holding these? Or does it not matter? Good learning experience for me here.
Theoretically yes but they aren't in mint stage so whichever are silver don't have that shiny superfice anymore that gets nasty easy. At the end of the photo making and coin counting i had my hands black since a lot of the coins are old and very nasty specialy the old ones.
Note that some even if old and well yes a lot in deteriored condition most have most of the details in pretty good shape, i noticed a lot of the coins get the "face" always polished by the touch of other coins.

Also, a lot of the coins were in pretty decent shape before they got to whoever im selling them for, they weren't properly handed for sure which added a significant amount of small scratches specialy on some coins which are pretty easily deteriored, good thing is that a decent amount is avaible of whichever coin came after 1900 with several dates around which will be very well priced.

On the other hand I have the luckyb.it silver and rose gold plated coins I won in their tournaments and man, as my first coins of say touch of silver/gold first went nasty when i touched it with the finger once, the second one after removing the holo the glue remained there which is very annoying since i spread it thru the coin, i dont know how to clean them without scratching, i tried with a bit of cotton but seen on time that its not enough and could make scratches, im thinking silk could be good but just guessing. They still however with just a bit of grease in their capsules.


Im learning too Tongue. I also seen some incredibly old coins at ... one could say cheap price comparing to some of the btc "artworks" from around. Dating from as early as 30 A.D.

You are doing lot better than most of us.. I still remember my first days of collecting. If I see a dirty coin it used to go in the bubble bath and man sometimes they come out shiny but few days later they will tarnish like anything and looks uglier than before..

BTW - if you wanna learn some more about the grades of coins, I have few links that I can send you.
Certainly i want to learn more, you can pm me if you wish, not sure if i mentioned but its not really my collection, i am getting a coin of most the coins tho :p
I think cleaning the coins might be good IF stored properly after, no idea just a guess.
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No I'm no coin expert, but shouldn't you have gloves or something on when holding these? Or does it not matter? Good learning experience for me here.
Theoretically yes but they aren't in mint stage so whichever are silver don't have that shiny superfice anymore that gets nasty easy. At the end of the photo making and coin counting i had my hands black since a lot of the coins are old and very nasty specialy the old ones.
Note that some even if old and well yes a lot in deteriored condition most have most of the details in pretty good shape, i noticed a lot of the coins get the "face" always polished by the touch of other coins.

Also, a lot of the coins were in pretty decent shape before they got to whoever im selling them for, they weren't properly handed for sure which added a significant amount of small scratches specialy on some coins which are pretty easily deteriored, good thing is that a decent amount is avaible of whichever coin came after 1900 with several dates around which will be very well priced.

On the other hand I have the luckyb.it silver and rose gold plated coins I won in their tournaments and man, as my first coins of say touch of silver/gold first went nasty when i touched it with the finger once, the second one after removing the holo the glue remained there which is very annoying since i spread it thru the coin, i dont know how to clean them without scratching, i tried with a bit of cotton but seen on time that its not enough and could make scratches, im thinking silk could be good but just guessing. They still however with just a bit of grease in their capsules.


Im learning too Tongue. I also seen some incredibly old coins at ... one could say cheap price comparing to some of the btc "artworks" from around. Dating from as early as 30 A.D.

You are doing lot better than most of us.. I still remember my first days of collecting. If I see a dirty coin it used to go in the bubble bath and man sometimes they come out shiny but few days later they will tarnish like anything and looks uglier than before..

BTW - if you wanna learn some more about the grades of coins, I have few links that I can send you.
legendary
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No I'm no coin expert, but shouldn't you have gloves or something on when holding these? Or does it not matter? Good learning experience for me here.
Theoretically yes but they aren't in mint stage so whichever are silver don't have that shiny superfice anymore that gets nasty easy. At the end of the photo making and coin counting i had my hands black since a lot of the coins are old and very nasty specialy the old ones.
Note that some even if old and well yes a lot in deteriored condition most have most of the details in pretty good shape, i noticed a lot of the coins get the "face" always polished by the touch of other coins.

Also, a lot of the coins were in pretty decent shape before they got to whoever im selling them for, they weren't properly handed for sure which added a significant amount of small scratches specialy on some coins which are pretty easily deteriored, good thing is that a decent amount is avaible of whichever coin came after 1900 with several dates around which will be very well priced.

On the other hand I have the luckyb.it silver and rose gold plated coins I won in their tournaments and man, as my first coins of say touch of silver/gold first went nasty when i touched it with the finger once, the second one after removing the holo the glue remained there which is very annoying since i spread it thru the coin, i dont know how to clean them without scratching, i tried with a bit of cotton but seen on time that its not enough and could make scratches, im thinking silk could be good but just guessing. They still however with just a bit of grease in their capsules.


Im learning too Tongue. I also seen some incredibly old coins at ... one could say cheap price comparing to some of the btc "artworks" from around. Dating from as early as 30 A.D.
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Now I'm no coin expert, but shouldn't you have gloves or something on when holding these? Or does it not matter? Good learning experience for me here.
legendary
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Updated OP with a link below the imgur link with new pics, idk what i done that i copied a lot less pics than there were so there are more to come , also the camera of the phone shoots strange so there are pic doubles.

Comment: Funny that a lot of the pics have a weight of over 20 mb's with a very high detail yet you cannot appreciate it's stage unless it's in your hand.
As I said before shipping a photo session can be done for the goods choosen.

note: All the pics weight about 700 mb togheter and i had problem with the windows pic explorer to open the HD pics and had to use an external app.
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The single morgan looks cleaned at some point of time. Can't say much about the stacked ones, since I can't see them.. lol
Oh I put the cleanest and shiniest near but most of them are pretty damn dirty.
I actually thought about cleaning a lot of the coins i have since they look in great stage just an amazing film of dark shit... I has no experience on dealing with old coins so its a first time.

Never brush, swipe with a cloth or any other abrasive method of cleaning. The only acceptable conservation technique is to "dip" the coin but that requires skill and experience and even then can reduce the value and eye appeal.  

Also, I see a peace dollar not a Morgan. You can look up the melt value of silver us coins here: http://www.coinflation.com/silver_coin_values.html
Even that old they worth only melt value? the morgans and the peace i mean, i agree conservation is not the best but today im uploading pics with each coin on both sides and the bulk of newer coins.
Also, thanks for the coinflation site Cheesy pretty usefull.

I did try the dip method on a few new coins from after 2k and half went nasty, luckily they are still circulating, I also learned with them to not keep coins togheter Tongue


Unless there are better dates in the lot, most of the dealers buy them for below melt.. I have bought and sold few bags of 1000 morgans with common dates, mostly all near melt value.
legendary
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The single morgan looks cleaned at some point of time. Can't say much about the stacked ones, since I can't see them.. lol
Oh I put the cleanest and shiniest near but most of them are pretty damn dirty.
I actually thought about cleaning a lot of the coins i have since they look in great stage just an amazing film of dark shit... I has no experience on dealing with old coins so its a first time.

Never brush, swipe with a cloth or any other abrasive method of cleaning. The only acceptable conservation technique is to "dip" the coin but that requires skill and experience and even then can reduce the value and eye appeal.  

Also, I see a peace dollar not a Morgan. You can look up the melt value of silver us coins here: http://www.coinflation.com/silver_coin_values.html
Even that old they worth only melt value? the morgans and the peace i mean, i agree conservation is not the best but today im uploading pics with each coin on both sides and the bulk of newer coins.
Also, thanks for the coinflation site Cheesy pretty usefull.

I did try the dip method on a few new coins from after 2k and half went nasty, luckily they are still circulating, I also learned with them to not keep coins togheter Tongue
legendary
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The single morgan looks cleaned at some point of time. Can't say much about the stacked ones, since I can't see them.. lol
Oh I put the cleanest and shiniest near but most of them are pretty damn dirty.
I actually thought about cleaning a lot of the coins i have since they look in great stage just an amazing film of dark shit... I has no experience on dealing with old coins so its a first time.

Never brush, swipe with a cloth or any other abrasive method of cleaning. The only acceptable conservation technique is to "dip" the coin but that requires skill and experience and even then can reduce the value and eye appeal.  

Also, I see a peace dollar not a Morgan. You can look up the melt value of silver us coins here: http://www.coinflation.com/silver_coin_values.html
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