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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 7958453, member: 100459&quot;]I bought many graded coins from ebay.&nbsp; I am familiar with many of the sellers and those that have what I am looking for, and those sellers have it in stock, I will buy from them, even if the price is a little higher.&nbsp; I don&#039;t like auctions and have never bought anything from an auction, other than Louis L&#039;Amour books. (I have all of his books, and have several duplicates, bought in a batch.) </p><p>I buy my coins from ebay &quot;BUY IT NOW&quot; options so I know exactly what I have to pay.&nbsp; I may get a better deal through an auction, but I don&#039;t like them.</p><p>My contact with ebay started several years ago.&nbsp; It was before the new owners took over and lost the premise that the original owners had set. I bought select MFSL 180 gram LPs from them. I had to bid more than I should have though.&nbsp; I also bought plastic model airplanes from them.&nbsp; I did bid on them and got great deals.&nbsp; But, when ebay changed hands, I quite bidding.&nbsp; I also found the prices were jacked up.</p><p>Back to coins on ebay, I like to buy silver coins and I like to have a set, i.e., I got all the FDR Silver Dimes (1946-1964).&nbsp; I&#039;m working on &quot;Mercury&quot; Dimes (1916-1945) and Washington Silver Quarters (1932-1964).&nbsp; I did get all of the &quot;War Silver Alloy&quot; Nickels (1942-1945), and several others.&nbsp; I like to complete them with NGC coins to that they set together.&nbsp; Many, many of these coins came from ebay, and I never had to return any.&nbsp; Anyway, maybe I need to check out GC, how are their prices compared to ebay.&nbsp; Are they all for bidding?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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