Hi all, Well i did some busisness with Collectorsinternet.com last month and was very pleased with my order. This month i ordered a few lots for my seated quarter collection and after two weeks of paying and no word i started to get worried, so last night i sent an email to them askign about my order. I just opened my mailbox to there response telling me that it was on the way today and a 10 percent off coupon on my next order! excellent site to work with i strongly recommnd the site -Russ
Look closely I bought a bunch of Walkers and Buffalo nickels from these guys a couple of years ago when I was getting back into collecting after many years. Each coin was supposed to be graded MS 62, 63, etc--I ordered what ever number I wanted. They were about 80% of Redbook value! To me they looked great when I got them. I took them to my coin shop and he looked at them under his loupe. He declared them "dipped" and "whizzed" and showed me what to look for. I sent them back, but it was a hassle. The coins on that website are just too cheap to be accurately graded. Plus, I get the impression that they just run out and buy the coins from the wholesale market after you order them. No legitimate reason for (1) their refusal to show you a picture of the coin before you buy it, or (2) the month it takes to get your coins, or (3) the unfriendly return policy --with a restocking fee. Chances are some of their coins are gems, but I decided that this type of purchasing was not for me.
That is what I thought. The pricing was almost a full grade(or two) off in some instances for problem free coins. Lets wait and see what you actually get.
Oh nice! Sounds like their good customer service earned a loyal customer for life. I'm at work and dont want to surf around too much, but how were the prices? Do they have a wide variety of coins to choose from? -LTB
My last order was exactly as described I revived an 1891-S seated quarter grade as ms 63 which was right on the money. All the other coins were graded spot on.
