How'd I Do?

I won this auction over the weekend and it was delivered today. Paid $19.50 plus $8.95 shipping...

Included:
5 - Washington dollar coins
1 - 1972D Ike
3 - Clad halves
4 - 40% halves including 2 proofs
1 - 1903 IHC
1 - Random 1965 dime in a flip
1 - Random 1940 nickel in a flip
$1.60 in pre-64 nickels. Just junk.
5 - War nickels
103 wheat cents including a 1909, 3 steels, and a bunch of earlier teens and 20s.
1999 ASE in an ICG holder.
1 - 1967 Canada Dollar (80% silver)

Total spendable face value: $9.25
Total silver melt value: 55.99

 

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What auction?definitely not eBay,hibid?Did well for the ase alone as a start.

 

That looks like a great deal to me. About double your total cost in silver value, well done

 

If you want to make a quick 10% let me know. Kidding. Not an offer to buy. Unless you’re willing. Then I’m dead serious. Kidding again.

Probably paid less than 50% of FMV.

 

Was the bay. Seller had a not great description.

 

Really!!!!!your one of the lucky few to snag the deals then.It's always those types of auctions that go untouched with a big reward(can you post a link just curious).

 

PM'd ya.

 

Cool. When I do a search for sold values on ebay, I'm shocked at how many great bargains I've missed. Luck was with you.

 

I lose out more often than I win. But it sure is nice when I do get a win

 

So you are the one that outbid me. I fell asleep and forgot to bid before it ended. Good Grab!

 

Haha hope you had a good nap

 

I was thinking "yeah, yeah" until I got to the last two items.

 

I forgot to add that there was a random 1982 memorial cent in the pile of wheaties. So the spendable face value is $9.26

 

You did great! That’s how you did to answer your question.

 

If you end up with more in silver than you paid in cash you win.