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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SilverWilliesCoinsdotcom, post: 2816377, member: 86795&quot;]I find a good way to sell 90% rolls is to provide two good photo or scans, of both sides of all coins, spread out in a grid fashion so roll hunters can dig into details and count their bargains on their fingers if they want, also gives all buyers a warm fuzzy in general. Then, just start a NO RESERVE auction at melt, or below melt, for that matter. Or if you want to attract a lot of bidders and hope for some competition, start it at a penny or 99 cents and don&#039;t worry. Someone will eventually bid melt on it, but you&#039;ll have a bundle of people who low-balled it still getting notifications towards auction end to stir the pot. The longer the auction in days the better you&#039;ll do. Balance that with how soon you really need the money. I finance my fishing trips this way. If I plan to go fishing Sunday, I&#039;ll end my auction on Friday or Saturday, usually works out quite well. Personally, I start at melt and send an email to all my existing customers as a heads up. I KNOW someone will go melt on it usually right away, as many know me and I know them at least in cyber-coin-space. One other trick is to put a roll end more desirable coin date/mintmark/condition as an incentive, burn a couple bucks, someone generally bites. This way I figure I&#039;m attracting the people with the time to break apart the roll hunting and reselling and filling albums, as well as the stackers and investors.</p><p>&nbsp;Hope that helps, it&#039;s been working for me for a while.</p><p>Thanks,</p><p>Bill Purkins</p><p><a href="http://SilverWilliesCoins.com" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://SilverWilliesCoins.com" rel="nofollow">http://SilverWilliesCoins.com</a>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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