nice.
What *I* want to know is... where did *he* find it for $70? :shifty:
Couldn't hurt.
What's the consensus on these? Will these have the same "flip" potential as the HOF coins? Maybe a little less? (still shaking my head about...
Nope. Didn't see that. I'm still gonna vote PMD, but I'll defer to the experts.
1) Run over by a car... several times... 2) Dragged under a steam roller for 1/2 mile 3) Experimented upon by a sadistic pre-adolescent youth 4)...
IIRC, anything 2002 or later is NIFC.
Freakin' bank didn't order because of the holiday last Monday... sheesh... Don't they know I'm addicted?
I realize that as the rarity of the coin increases, the effect of the cost of gold dropping $100/oz will be minimal. But looking at double...
I'll bet they are only expecting/hoping to sell a small percentage of these to clueless people, make a huge profit, then eBay the rest.
Stop it, Matt. You're making me cry.
^^^^^^^^^^ What he said. It's just damage, IMHO. Spend it.
They don't look all *that* hard to make... if you're good at cutting plexiglass. Cardboard, black felt, fancy font printed on card stock, fasten...
KoinJester, I don't know. Is that information on Heritage or elsewhere?
I should have been more specific. Why are the 1928's more pricey than other years of lower mintages (such as 1927)? When sorting by mintage,...
Mintage: 8,816,000, but they seem to realize a few hundred more per auction (at least what I'm seeing on Heritage). Why? (I have some research...
So I guess the restoration fee was something like $67? Plus $25, plus shipping, plus regular grading fees, what did you pay, $130-$150? I think...
So who is liable, the seller or the auction service? Or both?
Nice on the Buff! I don't think most people here save 1960 or later... *maybe* if BU, but hey, to each his own ;-) As long as you are having fun!
... and as always, be cautious if you sell high-value items on Craigslist. (It almost goes without saying... but someone had to say it)
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