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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Dollar1948, post: 555490, member: 17239&quot;]You know, I have found that depending on what type of coins your are targeting, the seller I utilize may be different.</p><p>I use alot of ebay, &#039;buy it now&#039;/ &#039;visit sellers store&#039; functionality and take advantage of multiple purchase S$H incentives for these Lincoln cents I&#039;m into now. These sellers are understandibly always in the US. I would make sure that you review their feedback before even considering dealing with them or any other ebay seller however.</p><p>For my Canadian collection, I&#039;ll buy off this or that seller for older Canadian silver coinage, and for recent RCM products, I&#039;ll either order right from the mint if it is still available, or from another preferred seller. Who-ever I order from, I feel much easier when the items are shipping from Canada where I live. I&#039;ve got stung on one occasion by Canada Customs demanding 20 bucks in duty on a Canadian coin that was originally minted in Canada that I bought from a U.S seller. I contested it and they sent me a cheque for 7 bucks, with no follow-up explaination what so ever.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In a nut shell, I wouldn&#039;t dismiss ebay as an important source, providing you do your homework properly..ie) know the value of what you are after, do the math properly pertaining to S+H charges etc, feedback reputations.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Ok gotta go now...going to click the link that Noost posted, that I never knew existed.Thanks for the info Noost[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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