quadriga tetradrachm

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by brassnautilus, Apr 13, 2015.

  1. Bing

    Bing Illegitimi non carborundum Supporter

    I'll go so far as to say it's possible, but why not show the obverse of the RR coin?
     
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  3. brassnautilus

    brassnautilus Well-Known Member

    I hope he puts it up on auction, and the obverse was at least as good as the reverse. Some people just like busting chops :oops:
     
  4. dougsmit

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    We all have a number below which we feel good and above which we feel used. I don't pay 10% for plastic boxes but I understand why some do. Big sellers that have a minimum charge to list a consignment are basically saying that they do not sell coins below that amount because it is not worth their time. I'm not a seller but I feel the same way. I don't feel it is worth my while to write up, post, promote and follow up on coins of the value most of what I have as surplus would be fairly worth. Some on eBay meet this situation by listing $10 coins for $100 figuring someone might be stupid enough to buy it. I see no value in this practice because I would have trouble keeping a straight face. I know dealers who rarely have coins under $300 but have reasonably fair prices for their better items. I could put together a group of assorted coins for, say, $100 and feel maybe it was worth my effort but how many of you really want to buy a blind group of 10 coins for $100? I wouldn't. This is why I like coin shows better than mail order. The dealer makes more at a show than the post office. I like dealers to make a profit (reasonable) so they are encouraged to get more coins for me to buy. I can't really entertain such warm feelings about the post office.
     
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