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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Charles Brooks, post: 6944468, member: 94453&quot;]I turn ebay purchases into ebay profits every single day or near about anyway. For example two weeks ago I was browsing the $1 capped bust auctions, Saw a 1832 that looked so messed up you couldn&#039;t make out much detail and it was very dirty. I bought it for $36. I ran it for one hour through my tumbler. ONE HOUR. After I dried it, used a small amount of &quot;MS70&quot; and posted it back up on ebay as a &quot;cleaned &quot; coin. Two days later it sold for $187.00. I do not rob people I am very straight up in my desciptions of the coin and I even list the posted PCGS, NGC, and redbook listings for the exact coins and I always offer hassle and money free returns.</p><p>I said more than I planned to say. There are many many other examples of my turning over many less than appealing purchases</p><p>There are many ways to increase your gains while still giving the buyer what he wants. It has taken several years to learn all the little in and outs and ways to better your popularity with buyers, But those are things that come with experience and hard knocks. So if you want the answers get your feet wet set up your store&nbsp; get knocked down a couple times&nbsp; learn all the little unwritten rules and good luck my friend[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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