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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mark_h, post: 591298, member: 3726&quot;]First don&#039;t forget shipping - that can add another $6 or so onto a one coin win. With a low dollar coin that can eat up a good percentage of the cost. Heritage is a great place to pick up some nice coins - just be cautious.</p><p><br /></p><p>Yes - you can make some money off heritage auctions and sell them on Ebay.&nbsp; Yes - they probably will sell to someone who is scared of heritage. I have had people tell me heritage coins sell for too much - what with BP and all.&nbsp; Then turn around and spend more than what you can get one for on heritage.&nbsp; One of the reasons I lose a lot of auctions on ebay I just won&#039;t bid more than for what I can get one on heritage.Why should I spend more on ebay when I can wait for one to appear on heritage and get it cheaper.&nbsp; This is one reason why I always tell new people to search heritage closed auctions. Mike is right - they draw some real experts.&nbsp; Also beware the BIN&#039;s not all of them are deals.&nbsp; The two you showed are just okay - but one of the coins has 0 eye appeal to me. So use heritage as a resource - and for coins they have better pictures than most.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I have thought about doing that myself - so many fools on ebay, but I don&#039;t want to deal with them. I have found several coins that went straight from heritage to ebay auctions.&nbsp; And yes people paid more for them on ebay.&nbsp; Even the crack out artists do that. There was a post on this board not too long ago about what someone should offer for a coin - well heck it just sold on heritage a few weeks ago for $1600(I think it was a bust dollar). So in some cases I look at all of the heritage auctions to see if the graded coin sold there and for home much.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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