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I had order $500 in pennies last week and they came in today. The thing is that only 3 of them are not uncirculated 2010D's. What am I supposed to do with 17 boxes of 2010D's? Any way to sell them for a profit? If so, what price could one expect? Thanks

you must be in Waco..where all the UNC cents are....feebay'em for what you can get

Drop them on eBay. You could still make a nice profit. Beware the fees, though!

Use this to help determine a price. Looks like they are selling for $40 PLUS shipping

http://www.newlifeauctions.com/calc.html

You should be able to make about $8-10 a box profit.

$40 "BUY NOW" $13.50 Shipping = $10.40 profit

Alot of collectors on the east coast might want a crack at them...just a thought.

Thanks for your input guys. And no, I am not in Waco. Actually, I am in Omaha, NE.

At least, my $75 dollars yielded about 30% plus some wheats including a 1910.

Perhaps my disappointment will lead to a profit of $170. We will see. I'm tracking an auction...
http://cgi.ebay.com/BANK-BOX-2010-D-LIN ... 6810182680
to see what they go for.

If anyone is interested...
viewtopic.php?f=31&t=5243

I used to get dissapointed about UNC boxes too. But I have never lost money selling them on eBay, and there's no sorting involved! It's a cinch, especially once you've got an auction template set up.

Word to the wise: don't list many at once, because you'll be competing with yourself.

Thanks for the input, Economist. I really like these forums, they keep me educated about all this sorting and what comes with it. Thank you all.

With 15 minutes left on the auction, I am currently selling a box of 2011 D pennies for $46.05 plus $15 for shipping. I know ebay and paypal will carve out their fees, but I won't lose money.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160576168791&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT