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General => What's It Worth? => Topic started by: Dean on May 01, 2011, 04:32:31 pm
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Hi,
While entering notes into the SNDB, I was alerted to the fact that one note was a sheet replacement ERR4653586. 11/48
The note is in VF having been in circulation. Are they worth keeping at all?
Dean
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in VF cat is only $20, IMO it is going to take years before less then perfect new issue notes are worth anything. But I could be wrong.
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Hi,
While entering notes into the SNDB, I was alerted to the fact that one note was a sheet replacement ERR4653586. 11/48
The note is in VF having been in circulation. Are they worth keeping at all?
Dean
Absolutely not. Even if they become worth more in a few years, you still have to find a buyer who will pay 100% catalogue. Rule of thumb is this: If it's not worth something now, it's probably going to be a lousy investment no matter how long you keep it.
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Hi,
While entering notes into the SNDB, I was alerted to the fact that one note was a sheet replacement ERR4653586. 11/48
The note is in VF having been in circulation. Are they worth keeping at all?
Dean
Personally I think that many of the insert ranges do not warrant being kept unless they are in atleast AU or better condition. Of course there are some rare ones that are the exception, but I think in most cases insert collectors prefer to get the best possible notes they can and unless they are just picking it up as a filler it is unlikely low grade notes will be sought...Spend it .... no point to hang on in my opinion