The problem I find is that items with zero or one bid usually have a starting bid that is too high to begin with. Regardless we can't get away...
I've gotten some good deals on EBay, especially for slabbed type coins in the $100 range. However, for higher value items I am interested in...
$52
160
$175
$115
$700
I think a "good EF" puts it into the lower uncirculated grades on the other side of the pond.
Quite honestly when responding in the "details discount" thread I didn't notice scratches. I thought the reverse toning was considered ED.
$100
I can't bid in good faith because I would have put the money towards a straight graded example. But I have to admit that as far as ED goes this...
I'm a mix of all three and a student at heart. Whenever I buy a coin I research the series online before it even comes in the mail.
$700. Scratching my head over the details grade, just like on the last one...
$80. Just a wild guess, still looks cool even if AT.
240
$425. I'm having trouble understanding the details grade on this one. I've seen a whole lot worse in straight graded slabs. Are they more...
F15
$55
$32
$175 $200 I agree with the sticker too. With so many cleaned and retoned coins with straight grades how is this one different?
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