Check out this seller dumping roll after roll of early wheaties. I am sure they are mostly AG -VG along with culls so I wouldn't bid. Check out his feedback and how many he has sold. I thought I had a alot - would love to see the size of this hoard. Has to be over a million. I somewhere near a 1/2 million, however I would be hard press to put together rolls like this. I mean whole rolls of 21s? 13d 09vdb etc etc wow! http://shop.ebay.com/bears*chicago/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=25
Very impressive and his feedback is not that bad for old rolls, with good feedback from several people who buy a lot of coins. I do however agree on your estimate of grade or he would be breaking up these early date rolls. I thought I had a lot of wheats at around 25,000. 1/2 million is impressive. Good prices too, might be time to sell some rolls!
This seller claims over a miliion: http://cgi.ebay.com/HOARD-OLD-US-CO...72?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item483b0dcc7c
Yea, I seen some rough ones, but there are also good ones from some buyers I am familiar with. I believe it's an honest to goodness crapshoot. Of course people are gonna bawl around and leave negs if they don't get anything good. I have a gambling personality so I'll roll the dice. At worst I get $10 in silver bullion and lots of fun searching wheaties. I hit a good one with one of these Buffalo Nickel lots last week, so I'm feeling lucky anyway. It's $40, I've lost much more, much faster at the racetrack lol.
Yeah but if you knew the horse was going to lose would you still bet? That is what this looks like to me. Me - I would save the $40 and get online (like tcg) account. That is fun on occasion. In any case your money - good luck!
Maybe he's charging for the labor to put these rolls together. I've sold a Lb. of wheaties for $10 with a good spread of '09s to 19's; 20 thru 29s; 30s thru 39; 40's thru 58.. There were 157 coins to the lb. I thought that this was fair as I sold them thru Craigslist and there was no fees. I still had to spend time & $ to meet these people. Every one of them were (yns) nice to meet and grateful for a really good deal. The wheaties were wrapped in a red velvet square and tied so it looked elegant. Everyone was happy with the deal. Bruce Bruce
