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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;vtvick777, post: 1523311, member: 28910&quot;]I have done it several times.&nbsp; I bought a few PCGS MS66 1950-D Jefferson Nickels for around $25 through ebay auctions.&nbsp; I kept the best looking one for myself and sold the other 2 for around $40 after fees and shipping.&nbsp; So nothing major price-wise, but still.&nbsp; If you look for coins that are either incorrect listings / graded coins from sellers who have low feedback / not great pictures I think you can make money flipping coins on ebay.&nbsp; The quality of your pictures, in my experience, makes a huge difference.&nbsp; So if you can find coins selling for a bargain without high-resolution pictures, then take some good pictures of them, you can make some decent money.&nbsp; I haven&#039;t tried it on anything but a few $25-$100 coins so far, but if it keeps working I might try it on some others.</p><p><br /></p><p>rlm, do you have a particular type of coin that you flip?&nbsp; are they usually graded or raw?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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