Getting Gold Coins Graded so I can sell them

[jmartinroe]

I have two Ecuadoran 10 Sucres Gold Coins from 1899. I would like to sell them, they are in very good condition. My question is how to I get them Graded, how much does it cost, where to I get them graded and is it worth it???
The coin are about the size of a quarter and seem to be worth about $600 each.
I got them from my natural father who I first meet when I was 40 years old, he got them from his father.
Thanks for any help.
Jeffrey

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[sts04c]

I would find out what the increase in value would be if graded before grading because they may not be worth much due to the country of origin. At least here they may not be worth more. It’s about $35-$40 plus shipping for PCGS to grade them depending on the number of coins submitted. I’d use them before NGC or ICG just because people prefer that grading company for some reason. If they’re not worth much more than melt even if grading out as a gem MS70 save the money on the grading and sell for melt++. PM if you want to talk more.

 

[jeep78]

1899 GOLD ECUADOR 10 SUCRES

CONTAINS 8.136 GRAMS OF .900 GOLD (.2354 OZ AGW)

 

[moosensquirrel]

1899 GOLD ECUADOR 10 SUCRES

CONTAINS 8.136 GRAMS OF .900 GOLD (.2354 OZ AGW)

Yes, and if selling to a dealer, back out 3-5% below spot for "melt value".