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Hey guys I have around 100lbs of s mint 40 and 50's And i am trying to figure out what a good asking price for them is. Any ideas?

I will offer you one hundred whole dollars for this small amount.

I will further offer a princely sum of $5 for shipping.



(On a serious note, try pricing on ebay)

Take 'em to your dump bank to get 'em back in circulation. There aren't enough 's' wheats showing up in our penny boxes.

Or, like the previous post said, check completed listings on eBay to get an idea of what they're going for.

If each was valued at .10$, it would come to between 1200 and 1400...

Not sure of the values though, as I don't have a book thats recent (2005 is my last edition haha)

I would think 500 shipped would be fair on a 50 dollar :bag

But then again maybe that's to steep

Maybe the link in the first post will help.

viewtopic.php?f=15&t=151

There are a couple of people here who buy wheats.

I also have 30-s mints 20-s mints and teen-s mints i need to price

Have you considered that there may be something good, like a 1946S with an inverted S? I just recently "re-discovered" this variety, so I went through all my extra S-mint wheats tonight. No luck.

In a coin magazine from two years ago...I saw them selling common s-mint wheats for 8 cents each in $50 bags. And up to 10 cents on smaller lots. But that was 2 years ago.

In general I've been paying from between .03 to .04 each shipped for wheats. If you want to strike a deal shoot me a pm.

I think you will have to combine the 20's and 30's S mins with the 40's and 50's and than you can get $500 a bag or so.

A respectable dealer in my town (Spokane, WA) has them on their website for $339 per $50 bag. That's 6.8 cents a piece. And that's all years, not just 40's and 50's

http://coinsplus.com/product_detail.php?id=42&secid=12

Its been a while since i posted this. I have actually seen bags of s mints go for 500 on ebay.