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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rlm&#039;s cents, post: 250881, member: 7957&quot;]For openers, welcome Andy!</p><p><br /></p><p>You did not get any bargain, but I doubt that you got taken too badly.&nbsp; First of all, someone else bid $5 less than you did.&nbsp; On another day someone might bid $5 more than you did.&nbsp; Secondly, not too many people, if anyone, are interested in cents to dollars 40&#039;s (earlier?) to date.&nbsp; They would be interested in one series , date, or some small combination(s?) of the lot.&nbsp; With some luck, you could be surprised and actually make some money with a little work.</p><p><br /></p><p>As a for-instance, I just bought a lot of 4 certified coins for $41.&nbsp; Shipping included.&nbsp; 1944 Lincoln PCGS ms66 red, 1952-s Lincoln PCGS ms66 red, 1957-d Lincoln NGC ms65 red, and 1981 PCGS 69 dcam nickel.&nbsp; The 2 PCGS Lincolns are worth $35-$45 and the 57 is ~$3.&nbsp; Basically, I got the nickel for free, but I have seen them sell for between $10 and $20.&nbsp; The people who wanted the nickel, did not want to pay for the Lincolns and vice versa.&nbsp; I plan to sell the nickel, so I , in essence, got a bargain on the Lincolns.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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