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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;washington, post: 306566, member: 11367&quot;]Hi Everybody,</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I&#039;m new to this forum and this is my first posting.&nbsp; I decided to join after I read through some threads and found it very usfull and helpful, especially the thread on SGS stuff.&nbsp; I collected coins when I was a kid and only started again after last Christmas when I got a State quarter book.&nbsp; I sure missed alot in the last 30 years.&nbsp; I don&#039;t sell on ebay, but I do buy.&nbsp; What one person calls junk might be just the thing a beginner would want and/or can afford to fill that hole in their album.&nbsp; So the word junk means different things to different folks.&nbsp; When I buy, I go for the best condition I can afford, and I&#039;m sure that is what everybody does.&nbsp; It is very easy for a person on ebay to set up their searches to block out some of the lower graded coins and focus on the higher quality stuff.&nbsp; Currently I&#039;m working on a Washinton quater collection in unc. condition.&nbsp; They range from ms 60 to 67.&nbsp; I&#039;ve been buying many other things on ebay for about 6 years now and have seen the prices go up and down.&nbsp; It is one of those things that just happens.&nbsp; I also collect a couple of patterns of depression glass and china.&nbsp; One pattern I bid on is also bid on by just one other person.&nbsp; If he is not on his computer I can get it for a low price.&nbsp; if he is the price goes up.</p><p>Sorry, I know I am rambling on,&nbsp; but I guess what I&#039;m tring to say is keep selling because I think ebay is always going to be a rollercoaster ride.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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