Bulk submitters pay less per coin, so they can sell for less and not lose money. Sometimes people just end up losing money.
Depends what the coins are. ;)
I agree. Someone got bored and took a blowtorch to it.
No, but it sounds like you're about 90 proof right now. :P
Solid $35 pickup. I like it a lot.
"Fattening" is not what you want to be looking for. That's only a sign of die deterioration (which is what I think you might be seeing).
I enjoyed the Amazing Antonines Truckload of Fun, and the 6 Caesars. Also, I had no idea there was such a thing as a dry cabinet. Are those...
What does it take to sell on VCoins today besides some coins, pictures, and a Paypal account? If the answer is "nothing," then the phrase "vetted...
The only good plastic is dead plastic. :P
Good guide, but be aware it's geared heavily toward recognizing high end toners and AT coins.
It sounds like you paid a fair price for a nice, original piece. With that doubling on the date, you should be able to VAM it pretty easily. Do...
Crude cast replicas like this are never going to be collectible. If a talented engraver were to do a high quality, die struck replica, then that...
After checking them all out under the stereomicroscope, of course. :)
Notice how they're all 69's? My guess is they were submitted by someone fishing for 70s. Some coins end up in holders like this to fill out the...
Wait a second. If both the buyer and seller are in the US, under the Uniform Commercial Code, it's the seller's responsibility to deliver the...
Well, maybe if you put in your order 2000 years ago.... ;) In all seriousness, VCoins does not just have ancient coins, and I suspect the...
www.coinzip.com Speaking of which, @coinzip, are you still alive? If you are confident in your ability to spot cleaned or otherwise problem...
I think you're referring to customs paperwork. I'm referring to a printed invoice included inside the package I receive.
If they were all MS65 I would believe it.
This is what PCGS calls VF20: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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