How high do you think this item will go for?

tlasch,

from the picture, I'd call it a F-15 scudzy coin (scudzy is an EAC term meaning problems). CQR pricing is $15. Anything over that is generous.

 

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Dont fret because i was still outbid, somebody has a one click bid on it so i believe you will get a reasonable price for it, somebody sure wants it!

 

It is a good improvement and should raise the ending price for you. Congrats on your start as an eBay seller. I have had a lot of fun selling on eBay over the years, there is always something new to learn!

 

This might be a great way to advertise to us on CT, I don't see every auction on eBay

Thanks tlasch

 

Hey Tlasch: I kinda like that coin now that you've added the new pics. I'm currently the high bidder.

 

Lol Advertising was not my goal but I guess it kind of happened. I was just worried I listed it wrong or didn't properly make the ad appealing and now it's something I am not afraid of letting go for (But I'd rather have more for it!) (It was at $0.99 when I posted this and I was like THERE IS NO WAY I WILL LET IT GO FOR .99!!!! I HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO BUY ANYTHING ON EBAY FOR .99 THOUGH

 

PS I am going to do the same for my other listing the 3 Cent Piece!

 

Your over $20 now, aren't you happy you took our photo advice?:thumb:

 

Indeed just wishing my other item will go higher *FINGERS CROSSED* I did the same for my 3 Cent nickel and there is few time left and its at $6.95 with a buyer that has a 0 feedback score. NO NO NO

 

2x2s are not really expensive. Most dealers have them in bundles of 100 for around $3.

 

Sold $31.01.

 

Well it wasent a total let down

 

Agreed.
I think you could have done better with better images.
And you should be able to get better images with your scanner.

1. Take them OUT of the 2x2.
2. Use a black or dark grey background of non-reflective material. A piece of kid's construction paper is good.

Copper works best without a white background.
The light reflected from a white background makes the coin look like a dark disk.
You want as much of the light as possible to come from the coin's surface.

The dark background isn't as critical with nickel, silver or gold coins.
But I still recommend using one.