I'd invite PCGS to buy it back. Then again, I'm not seeing it in-hand, and I'm not especially good at this.
See, that's part of the problem. Nobody else is enjoying it as a thread about coins gets turned into yet another jeremiad about the evils of...
Man, I have got to get on Facebook and start selling stuff.
Anybody care to summarize, for those of us who don't want to spend six minutes watching a video to find out whether it contains anything of interest?
They're part of the market, too. It seems to me that news which produces a dramatic market move was, by definition, NOT "priced into the market".
Then why the violent market response when the actual news broke?
Well, yeah. But if you sell (say) a "gold pendant" and the buyer finds that it's plastic with a thin layer of gold leaf, it's going to hurt your...
That's wrong on so many counts: The rim is entirely wrong -- where are the denticles on the "overstruck" part? The stars look like Christmas...
Okay, if "Silver Dollar" is A-OK for clad Ikes, what about this? Kennedy Silver Half Dollar 1776-1976 ...for a circulated, P-mint Bicentennial...
I guess it is a long way to scroll all the way back to that first post... :rolleyes:
Hmm. That cent auction says "This listing was ended by the seller because the item was sold." That's a bit different from "sold for $360", even...
"Golden" or "golden-colored" isn't that tough, though.
Nickel is magnetic. It's not magnetic when it's alloyed with copper, which is why US nickels don't stick to magnets. Pure nickel coins, like some...
Yeah, that bugs me too, but I know enough to keep it to myself. :) Big differences: 1) I don't think anybody expects to get actual gold out of a...
Yep, pretty slick -- he's found a way to buy a coin for $480 and sell it for $360, minus fees. :) I'm happy to see him keep it up for as long as...
Well, that is a violation of eBay policy; there's even a category for reporting it. Calling clad Ikes (or, for that matter, SBAs) "silver"...
So, did you flip them immediately at the show? :)
I came to the conclusion that Provident's bids are consistently higher than APMEX, and their selling terms seem clearer and more reasonable as...
Past experience was an imperfect guide -- one of my favorite small dealers was paying 13.1x for 90%, essentially equal to Provident's $13.11. And...
And there, my friends, is the blinking beacon for finding underpriced coins. :) The catch, of course, is that there's no guarantee they won't stay...
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