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If memory serves, and that's a questionable asset, I believe it was $6.25/issue.
Dan C.
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Memory serves you well, Dan. I sold my uncle's sets on eBay a few years ago for an average of $2 a cover, with nothing over $5. At bidStart, they did worse. All were store prices.
Peter
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I have several that I got for free. I couldn't sell them at $1.50 ea on feebly.
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A local dealer here gets them once in a while when he buys collections. He puts them in silent auctions, but not one that I know of has ever gotten 1 bid, even at just $10 starting bid for four or five binders full of this junk. He doesn't try to sell them anymore, usually just dumps them in the trash.
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We ended up donating them at a stamp show as a door prize for each kid that came. It was a hit with the kids; they could choose the one they wanted. Sadly, there were only three kids but that's a different post (future of philately).
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12:26:27pm
What was the original selling price by Postal Commemorative Society(PCS) for their Golden Replica stamps? Just inherited a large collection, just want to see how much money was lost/wasted!. Thanks. Dave
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re: Original selling price for Golden Replicas produced by PCS
If memory serves, and that's a questionable asset, I believe it was $6.25/issue.
Dan C.
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01:48:06pm
re: Original selling price for Golden Replicas produced by PCS
Memory serves you well, Dan. I sold my uncle's sets on eBay a few years ago for an average of $2 a cover, with nothing over $5. At bidStart, they did worse. All were store prices.
Peter
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02:37:11pm
re: Original selling price for Golden Replicas produced by PCS
I have several that I got for free. I couldn't sell them at $1.50 ea on feebly.
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re: Original selling price for Golden Replicas produced by PCS
A local dealer here gets them once in a while when he buys collections. He puts them in silent auctions, but not one that I know of has ever gotten 1 bid, even at just $10 starting bid for four or five binders full of this junk. He doesn't try to sell them anymore, usually just dumps them in the trash.
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03:52:17pm
re: Original selling price for Golden Replicas produced by PCS
We ended up donating them at a stamp show as a door prize for each kid that came. It was a hit with the kids; they could choose the one they wanted. Sadly, there were only three kids but that's a different post (future of philately).
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