My last batch of UDC medals, they need new homes

[emccomas]

Hi all;

 

Sorry, I put this in the For Sale section by mistake

 

I have been hanging onto this collection of United Daughters of the Confederacy Cross of Military Service medals.  It is time to let them go, but I am not sure what the market looks like these days.

 

Please take a look at the list of medals and give me your thoughts on a fair market value, as well as any questions.

 

Ed McComas

emccomas57@gmail.com

[emccomas]

OK, let me throw out my ideas on current values and y'all let me know what you think.

 

Philippine Insurrection  #49 (One of 400 medals, in original box)  - Value = $2500

World War I  #8304 (has box and service ribbon) - Value - $200

World War I  #8853 (no box, no extra stuff) - Value = $150

World War I  #847 - SOLD

World War I Miniature (no box, no extra stuff) - Value = $250

World War II  #3934 (no box, no extra stuff) - Value = $100

World War II  #5473 (Framed, with UDC Certificate of Award) - Value = $150

World War II  #11204 (Part of group of 3 for Adm Bass) - See Below

Korean War  #1850 (Part of group of 3 for Adm Bass, includes miniature cross pin) - See Below

Korean War  #1915 (with box, excellent condition) - Value = $500

Korean War  #854 (UDC Certificate of Award only, NO MEDAL) - Value = $30

Vietnam War  #1240 (Part of group of 3 for Adm Bass) - See Below

 

Group of 3 medals for Admiral Thomas E. Bass

WWII #11204 (with excellent box, excellent condition

Korea #1850 (with excellent box and miniature cross pin, excellent condition) 

Vietnam #1240 (with excellent box, excellent condition)

 

Will sell all three as a set for $1000

 

Total for all of the above is $2500 + $200 + $150 + $250 + $100 + $150 + $500 + $30 + $1000 = $4880.

I will wholesale ALL of them together for one price of $4000.

 

Thoughts?