Looking for online Coin dealers

Numismat

I see your A dealer I am from Brooklyn orginally now in Staten Island ...Do you have a store front or a website ... I wouldn't mind buying locally from a board member. Especially if I can buy behind the bid. LOL, See I am learning the vernacular already.

Anthony

 

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That would be great, but I deal in foreign stuff and you collect US stuff. I don't think I would have anything that would interest you.

 

go get coffee and then add my name to the list. i dont sell coins only investment advice but you get the idea

 

most of the people buying dont know what they are doing. might seem a little over the top but its true.

 

foreign stuff? got anything from india?

 

ah i have finally found you again. happy days are here again for me not for you

 

If your still looking you might check out the For sale and Auctions posts here as a few of us show up there. http://www.cointalk.com/f5/

 

Sorry to piggy back on another post, but I was just informed that I payed 250 too much on my recent half bust purchase. If somone can please PM me and point me in the direction of an honest CT member that can give me decent prices on Half Busts, Quarter Busts, or Barber Halves it would be greatly appreciated.

 

I hope you're not buying uncertified coins from them, as I do not think bidders should rely upon their images. That is because many of tnem appear to be taken/presented in such a way so as to avoid showing the coin's flaws.

Many of their coins sell at what look to be bargain prices, when in reality, I think the buyers are getting bad deals. That is due to the coins' not being of the quality that the bargain hunters hope or think. I suspect that many of their coins, if submitted for grading, would grade less than their owners expect. And their supposed good deals would be revealed as bad ones.

My comments are based on having viewed many of their listings, and having read about the experiences of a number of bidders who suffered painful lessons.

 

TYVM Mark. That is why I am a member of CT. To have fun, and learn from the experts.


~Jason

 

Plenty! =)

 

Two of my favorites are:

Northeast Numismatics - you can actually put bids in for some coins and they really grade honestly and tell you if a coin has been cleaned or has problems. Has a wantlist feature that is AWESOME if you are building a type set - will send you and email when new coins that match your wantlist are posted to their website.

http://www.northeastcoin.com/index.jsp

Executive Coin - have bought from them several times and my wife bought a coin on my wantlist from them and didn't know that I had already bought it and they accepted to return with no problem. Also tell you if coin has problems.

http://www.executivecoin.com/default.aspx

Not affiliated with either, but have bought from them both several times and think they have fair prices and accurate pics and descriptions.

 

Thank goodness for this thread. It's giving me tons of sites to check out, still undecided exactly where to buy from yet though.

 

pm sent

 

Solely Gives Seventies.

 

Kind of like S.E.D.G.C. (Seeing Eye Dog Grading Company). Every coin MS-70 guaranteed, lol.

 

ive seen n.g.c. has been doin a lot of 70s lately

 

Once you feel that you know which sellers are trustworthy and fair, make your decisions based on the coins, not the sellers, themselves.