You're all set, then. You might first edit the listings to explain what you're doing, in case someone was watching and planning to bid later.
If they're listed as auctions and have bids already, it gets a little more complicated. I believe you have to cancel each bid individually before...
Thiourea (used in coin dip, removes toning in acid environment, creates toning in alkaline environment) is different from urea (major component of...
If it's the same or higher in nominal dollars, it'll only be because inflation has taken off again. MHO, of course.
I've never seen crosshatched improper-alloy patterns. I'm willing to grant the lamination (across the entire bottom of the obverse), but that...
Somebody just bought one for $1400... :eek: :rolleyes:
Maybe also a bit of disintermediation from online sales? Gonna be harder to get good prices from less-discerning buyers for those...
Well, what do you know? Not only do they exist, but someone outside a TPG actually opened one!
Pretty sure it was the screwdrivers, not the ratchets, but OK.
Ya know, when the words just aren't there, there's always that Like button... :troll:
I'm guessing there are lots of kinds of machines with teeth like that. Eventually, one was quick enough that this poor cent couldn't get away.
Please. The preferred term is "speculators". When I hear "flipper", I still think of a poor, helpless beached dolphin, its mouth full of OGP 2014...
For those who aren't familiar with the term, and mistook it for a personal attack: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_fool_theory Sure,...
I think of them as "pustules", but yes.
BINs $1050-1200, and an auction closed at $1225. When are we going to start running low on "greater fools"?
This is the first time I've seen the term "grade ratcheting". It's perfect.
I'm not sure I understand. Do you mean that the TV coin shows themselves buy up items from eBay auctions, driving up prices?
The early 1970s are increasingly far in the past. Is there any evidence that the Omega counterfeiter is still active (or even alive), or that he...
If it were missing the clad layers, it would also be thinner, and the details on both sides would be weaker. When a cupronickel coin is exposed...
That's the 200+ year old pottery shop with the old safe that contained TPG-slabbed coins, right? :rolleyes:
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