[edited, but by my own hand, not that of a moderator. I'm done being trolled into political arguments, at least for tonight.] Blue and purple...
That's great news! I'd given up on finding self-checkout machines that would take them. I've got quite a pile of them that I could spend at...
The rules here are straighforward and clearly stated; they're enforced consistently and fairly. If they don't suit you, you can choose not to...
Where? I'd expect it on Craigslist, but can you get it from a dealer?
40% trades at a substantial discount from melt value, 35% even more so. At shows, I'd see people offereing 95% of Coinflation value for 90%...
And as a collector, there's nothing that makes me more angry than finding a jar full of coins that someone took out of circulation fifty or sixty...
Speaking as someone who buys all the time on eBay, I'm pretty patient about getting my goods, and sometimes it takes me a few days to get to the...
The seller is 100% responsible for his (or her) actions, as well. If bidders have to learn not to bid on sketchy auctions, why shouldn't sellers...
It's described (in the title) as an eagle. Also, as far as I can tell, listing in the "novelty" category is not a defense against eBay's "no...
On the bright side, report it as a counterfeit to eBay, and you'll get your full money back.
You're seeing auctions with reserves that haven't been met. Start at 0.99, BIN at $100, reserve at $80. As long as the top bid doesn't break $80,...
Hey, everybody, can we start a collection to buy enochian a backspace key...? :)
What do you mean, "bubble"? Silver's posted big gains for two days in a row! It's never going to go back down again! :rolleyes:
You get the idea.
Yes, but if you wade through enough of those, you'll eventually come across a 1942, 1944, 1946s half dollar for $24 shipped (with a fourth thrown...
And that's why I've given up on eBay. I've been looking for a nice 1917 T1 SLQ. But by the time I get done examining each of those 1.4 billion...
Careful with those accusations. This thread has had more than its share of one-post ponies, and only one has been defending GCE.
That's, um, not what PayPal's Purchase Protection policy says: Now, there may be something in the voluminous PayPal User Agreement[s] that...
How do you figure? Today, taxes are rounded -- if the tax rate is 5%, a 1- to 9-cent purchase carries no tax (Staples is selling pencil packs for...
That's kind of the point of the "standard of living" yardstick. I don't think yakpoo's point is not that we're all poor now; it's that today's...
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