On the heels of this thread: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/pricing-exercise-how-would-you-handle-it.368360/ I present another scenario:...
Not there since I started selling Carr as you went on hold. :facepalm::p Edit: this thread isn't about a Carr item and there is nothing Carr...
No wavering; you have to stick to Carr items! :p
Photos of items won for less than the prior sale?
Exactly. I've seen and occasionally experienced the same.
That is a good thing to consider. The right balance is needed to not price too low but also to not have it be so high that everyone just passes by.
I'm fairly certain that it is not well-known. The auction house that sold it several years back mentioned that it was the only one they had seen...
I'm leaning towards your interpretation. The big auction house price could have been inflated, but it was also (presumably) seen by more...
I was trying to keep it somewhat general and not break any rules by making it seem like I'm selling on this thread (which I'm not doing). Some...
That could work. However, my experiences with no reserve auctions on eBay is that they tend to not be the best for obscure items as the person who...
Doing an inventory and periodically checking it over are good suggestions. At one point I had all my info scattered among invoices, written down...
The scenario is as follows: there is a coin which rarely trades (at least among auction records) and you have only two concrete sales records....
Guessing MS 64
@Mkman123
65 is my guess
63
64 65 67 66
MS 63 is my guess ....looks very nice
The first one: the seller buys many proof sets and then sell the coins in parts (just the Quarters for example) or even individually. The second...
PR 65 ...first thought was proof, then I began doubting it, but ended up going with my first impression ....we'll see how that works out :p
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