Reply to Thread

Message:: [QUOTE="Juan Blanco, post: 1613812, member: 41665"]Norfeds are contraband, 'counterfeits' to the Secret Service. At this point, the risk is low - lower than selling cannabis, for example - but you wouldn't want a hoard of these to unload.Dave Gillie sold (many) dozens of "Texas Error" Norfeds. They're not rare and that's a gimmick, too. I'm sad if anyone here fell for it <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie3" alt=":(" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /> For the following, I only calc'd (from a spreadsheet) premium over POS. I didn't calc the Texas Coin premium nor the purported "Error" premium (in part, because almost all Texas Norfeds found were also "Texas Error" Norfeds.) In mid 2007, the Texas 2006/7 premium was ~75%. In early December 2007, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~200%. In early January 2008, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~500 - 750%. In March-April 2008, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~400%. In August 2008, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~300%. In December 2008, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~400%. In May-July 2009, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~250%.In November-December 2009, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~450%. In June-July 2009, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~300%. In October 2010, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~100%. In January-March 2011, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~150%. In April 2011, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~100%. In January 2012, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~150%. In March 2012, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~125%. In July-October 2012, the Texas 2006/7 'Error' premium was ~250%. I cannot find any recent feeBay auctions; I'm guessing the "Texas Error" is currently worth ~$60.- 80. on CL, best sale. (Texans and Puerto Ricans will pay more than it's worth for "theirs.")[/QUOTE]

Create my FREE Account!

Log in or Sign up

Reply to Thread

Useful Searches