Serious Where or How to Sell ....... Old S'pore Collectible Coins ?

[OrLanChowHorFun]

i got those old 1976-1971 S'pore coins with the lion design...........thinking of getting rid of them............so where or how should i sell them ?

still got shops selling or buying these kind of coins ?

or are there any online forums for these coin collectors in S'pore ?

 

[Hangover]

ebay and carousell

got many listings there.

 

[OrLanChowHorFun]

any shops ?

i saw the listings..............some selling the coin i have for as low as $8................some selling at $20..............a guy selling at USD288..............

 

[Hangover]

any shops ?

i saw the listings..............some selling the coin i have for as low as $8................some selling at $20..............a guy selling at USD288..............

if you sell to a middle man or a shop, they will low-ball you.
Use ebay or carousell.

 

[OrLanChowHorFun]

if you sell to a middle man or a shop, they will low-ball you.
Use ebay or carousell.

ok thanks...............looks like i'll have to learn how to sell things online.............

 

[Hangover]

some selling the coin i have for as low as $8................some selling at $20..............a guy selling at USD288..............

for the old Singapore $1 Lion coin, there should be four versions in the market:

Type 1: Used Nickel Coin in mass-circulation - These are priced below $6

Type 2: Uncirculated Nickel Coin (mint condition) - These are priced about $7-10

Type 3: Silver version of the coin (Uncirculated-PROOF)
Appx $70-120

See:
https://www.singaporemint.com/etrade/1982-singapore-1-stylized-lion-coin.html

 

[Hangover]

ok thanks...............looks like i'll have to learn how to sell things online.............

Get your children or wife to sell for u
Set fixed price and don't negotiate or else you will have tonnes of low-ballers disturb you.

 

[MyMother]

Go open a Carousell account, very easy to use.

 

[OrLanChowHorFun]

for the old Singapore $1 Lion coin, there should be four versions in the market:

Type 1: Used Nickel Coin in mass-circulation - These are priced below $6

Type 2: Uncirculated Nickel Coin (mint condition) - These are priced about $7-10

Type 3: Silver version of the coin (Uncirculated-PROOF)
Appx $70-120

See:
https://www.singaporemint.com/etrade/1982-singapore-1-stylized-lion-coin.html

i think mine are of the 1st type.............from 1967-1971...........not mint condition but they're not scratched or anything..........

 

[looneytan]

keep it for another 50 years the price may double

 

[Narong Wongwan]

I don't think it's worth much.
I have one big bag of straits settlement coins.....and these are late 1800s to early 1900s.....that's more than 100 years. They ain't worth much. Coins if aren't mint condition....serious collectors won't pay much for them.

 

[50000]

any shops ?..........

try China Square Central opposite Hong Lim Complex

 

[Froggy]

Where yo get the $10k note? Wanna get one for memory, don't care which year.

 

[Hangover]

Where yo get the $10k note? Wanna get one for memory, don't care which year.

Good morning O'wise froggy,

here you go
https://carousell.com/search/produc...ghest_price&price_end=50000&price_start=10000

Do not pay more than $500 above the face value.
a note is still a note regardless of face value. Percentage appreciation is lowest for high denomination
A $50 note might gain 50% 30 years later eg. $75
but a $10000 note will only gain 5-10% 30 years later, eg. $10500

Beware, for $10000, there are many "approved" fakes in the market (Specimen grade)

oh ya, she said she misses you a lot
http://i63.tinypic.com/mtnosg.jpg

 

[OrLanChowHorFun]

try China Square Central opposite Hong Lim Complex

many thanks indeed

 

[Froggy]

Korp khun krap mak mak.

Geeze that brought back some memories.

Thanks.

Good morning O'wise froggy,

here you go
https://carousell.com/search/produc...ghest_price&price_end=50000&price_start=10000

Do not pay more than $500 above the face value.
a note is still a note regardless of face value. Percentage appreciation is lowest for high denomination
A $50 note might gain 50% 30 years later eg. $75
but a $10000 note will only gain 5-10% 30 years later, eg. $10500

Beware, for $10000, there are many "approved" fakes in the market (Specimen grade)

oh ya, she said she misses you a lot
http://i63.tinypic.com/mtnosg.jpg

 

[Alamakinky]

I have an antique $7 dollar note and may decide to sell it soon.

 

[Hangover]

Korp khun krap mak mak.

Geeze that brought back some memories.

Thanks.

Ying di krap, Ying di krap
hahah just kidding. hope u didn't spill your lime carbonated water when u see the photo.

I don't know thai, just googled the reply. :p

 

[Hangover]

I have an antique $7 dollar note and may decide to sell it soon.

7 is a Rugby's number

 

[kkbutterfly]

I don't think it's worth much.
I have one big bag of straits settlement coins.....and these are late 1800s to early 1900s.....that's more than 100 years. They ain't worth much. Coins if aren't mint condition....serious collectors won't pay much for them.

you can always get royal serangor to make for you new one.
10 20 pcs