$50 over spot but very limited mintage commemorative, really it's a good price if you really want it. It's gonna take some years or never to be...
I think some sellers automatically just put scarce or key date in all their listings by just copying a template, I see this tactic used everywhere.
That wouldn't be fair to the actual reputable dealers and or sellers outside of the U.S.. Our currency is collected worldwide, limiting the sales...
I'd say, if it's not intended by the U.S. Mint during the mint process, it's an error coin on behalf of the mint (employees or equipment making a...
Your title mentions UNC as well? Are these proofs or uncirculated mint sets with both the P and D mints? Big difference in what you should offer...
Yup, I have a large vault like Scrooge McDuck, where I swim in my collection. :yes:
That was a coin I was looking at? :eek:
Marketing gimmick and people fall for it, because we live in a world of stupid. ;)
In my experience, the dies used or the overall quality of the 80's clad coinage was just horrible. There's no premium in my opinion for filled...
I just want to say, none of the images that come up are me. Pick a common non-personalized name on the internet and it's not as unique, then you...
Well, it sold for a final price of $218, so I'd say it's definitely $118 overpaid, so yeah, someone is gonna be disappointed for sure.
The OP wasn't buying the auction pointed out though.
Well, perhaps they were burned a few times in the past. I don't think it's fair when a business posts, "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Business" but then...
How's it against their terms? Sellers can set their own terms as well to my knowledge.
Well, if you trust your grading judgement, $325 isn't a horrible price, not the best but if it's a definite MS65, then it's definitely worth it in...
Got pics of the one you're considering?
Because they set the limit of reputation before selling to people. Don't bid on it now that I think more about it, it's most likely just a 1909-S...
Nope but at the current price, it might be worth the gamble.
Only if it's a grade of MS64 or higher in my opinion.
True but even a non-V.D.B. 1909 S starts at around $100 or so in just Good condition. If the current price doesn't go too much higher, might be...
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