What to do with searched wheats?!

[LKLive13]

I have a stockpile of searched wheats and im wondering what to do with them all! I dont want to sell them back to the coin stores because ill probably end up getting them back if im not careful. So... what do you do with your searched wheats??

[Roller]

Put them away and sit on them. They will only get more valuable. If the price is right I may buy them from you.

[seal006]

In a word...EBAY!!

[Antiquity]

Put them away and sit on them.

I do this as well. Have $50 rolled up just sitting in 2 bricks at the moment. And working on filling up a third.

[1jackel1]

eBay or sell them here

[LKLive13]

Thats what i figured everyone would say... Thanks for the input!

[pennies4pennies]

Watch ebay. If you sell them unsearched then you could get some neg feedback. If you sell them searched then the bids will be a lot smaller. I take my search wheats and send them to different auction houses that work with auction zip. Get better money and no feedback to worry about. I have 10lb boxes of unsearch wheats 1940 to 1958 P&D for sale for $52 and they are hard to sell.

[xGAJx]

Oh god. And i thoughtt i had alot when i got 50 cents worth of mixed 20-50's wheaties. Im starting an album though, and all the ones i find are from CRHing.

[coincollectingenterprises]

If it doesn't hurt your cash flow of other day to day expenses or take up storage room that is an inconvenience to hold onto an investment that, in several years, assuming the one cent is eliminated, goes up in value by 50% or more, then you may want to consider it a coin collecting scenario now turned investment value.

(apparently, I write in run-on sentences)

[cimperialis]

Just put this up last night, and it's already up to $168!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/130880614418?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649