How to sell 300-500 Dollar Coins

The "buyer friendly" advantages have been in place for the past 10 years, but sellers have no one to blame except themselves for that because so many used threatening tactics to force buyers to leave positive feedback, and sellers often got away with "bait & switch" tactics. Yeah, sellers got away with a lot more, too.

An increase in the fees by .15% really isn't that bad. How much has Heritage increased their fees?

Chris

 

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You just don't get it! Do you? You're the one who made unfounded claims, and you can't back them up with proof.

You're so full of it, your eyes are brown.

I'm done!

Chris

 

Chris it's sad to see you take such an uninformed position and keep digging a deeper hole with it like you have no matter how many people correct you. It's especially sad when you admit yourself you can't even be bother to check and see if you're right or not.

Are you just hoping to pick some items up cheap from people?

 

Sell these to a dealer that can afford to have them sit for a while in inventory. You may get close to what you could have sold them for anyways, if you can find a dealer that has access to buyers for that material already.

 

I don't have time to read the entire page so will probably repeat someone.

At my shop, I buy anything and everything. If they are not selling, the price is above what the current market is paying for these.

If you are not willing to take what the current market is paying, the only choice is to hold on to them until the market changes.

That could be tomorrow or 50 years from now.

 

When selling on ebay I always go to "sold" listings as well as what is for sale. Solds are a good guide. But just because one coin sold for a specific price does not guarantee that another will. Prior research is always good when buying or selling.

 

I didn't dig any hole. You did! You can't back up your claims. I don't know of any team that would want someone who keeps striking out.

Then, you have the nerve to throw out another stupid remark. I stopped buying coins years ago.

And, I noticed that you didn't quote or tag me on this comment. Were you afraid that you wouldn't get your last stupid "dig" in?

I'm done. There is no point arguing with a brick wall.

Chris

 

So not only could not not be bothered to check but you haven't even been in the market for years but are arguing about how it operates? Believe it or not things change over time....

 

Not by you! That's for sure! You couldn't back up even if your car was in reverse.

When all else fails you make something up, and when that backfires, you still won't admit that you made a mistake. You're a loser, and I wouldn't trust anything you say.

Chris